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At least it's not beige tunnel form junk!
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Gables Tanglewood: Multifamily At 5740 San Felipe St.
feufoma replied to lockmat's topic in Uptown and Galleria Area
Wonder how much rents will be for this one. Looks like they're having some trouble leasing West Ave Phase II. There's a guy holding a for lease sign on Kirby most days. A colleague told me that 2 bedrooms go for nearly $3000 per month. That's crazy for Houston!- 66 replies
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Elan Heights: Multifamily At 825 Usener St.
feufoma replied to The Pragmatist's topic in The Heights
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Site work continues. Does anyone have an idea when we might see a crane (or two)?
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What would you have designed instead?
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Five Oaks Place/Woodside: Office Tower At 1500 Post Oak Bvd.
feufoma replied to fernz's topic in Uptown and Galleria Area
I agree that this spot isn't ideal and will exacerbate traffic woes. Like the design although accounting for this firm's other work they kind of phoned it in. We'll see.- 594 replies
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The birthplace of Texas and arguably the most economically important. All that so called ugly is critical to everyone in the state (or country).
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If developed in accordance with the master plan this will blow either of those two away!
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MD Anderson Mid Campus 1 Building At 7007 Bertner Ave.
feufoma replied to ChannelTwoNews's topic in Texas Medical Center
I like the overall design but haven't noticed any lighting scheme at night. Does anyone know whether some lighting is going to be part of the design?- 141 replies
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Robbins Brothers At 2101 West Loop S.
feufoma replied to citykid09's topic in Uptown and Galleria Area
Because one can find much better quality and pricing from other (non-retail) establishments. You just need to know someone in the wholesale jewelry business and you can easily obtain truly original selections for a fraction of what these chain stores charge. E.g., the ring I settled on would retail for $20,000; and I got it for $8000.- 19 replies
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MD Anderson Main Building At 1515 Holcombe Blvd.
feufoma replied to tmariar's topic in Texas Medical Center
Does anyone know what might take its place? (Hopefully, nothing beige or any other shade of brown.)- 111 replies
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It looks like they're working on the 9th of 22 floors. So, it still has some to go plus a crown. It'll probably be 330-350 ft. Not bad for infill and certainly better than a parking lot...
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GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
feufoma replied to MontroseNeighborhoodCafe's topic in Downtown
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GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
feufoma replied to MontroseNeighborhoodCafe's topic in Downtown
Because that's the name of the development??? Duh... -
It'll really only have an impact from the south and northeast. I agree, I don't think this is going to a major point on the skyline itself-but a nice addition all the same.
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GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
feufoma replied to MontroseNeighborhoodCafe's topic in Downtown
Yes, and tennis shoes too! I've actually noticed more younger kids wearing baseball style hats in Europe over the last few years. The U.S. urban ghetto culture is even snaking its way in with more kids wearing baggy pants, etc. What a ridiculous look! -
GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
feufoma replied to MontroseNeighborhoodCafe's topic in Downtown
I hate to think that this project is DOA-but it's looking like the developers really made a mistake in opening HP with limited tenants. My wife went to BAM around noon yesterday and it was 'dead'. Not promising... -
I noticed someone welding on the lights last Friday night. I believe they're just repairing the lighting-it'll probably revert back to the blue/ logo, which is a good thing IMHO.
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GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
feufoma replied to MontroseNeighborhoodCafe's topic in Downtown
Yes, HP could have been better scoped and designed. I certainly agree with you on that point. I also agree that HP will undoubtedly cater to those with more means to gain access to HP's retail and service offerings. So what? Those of more limited means can always take advantage of DiscoGreen. I'm sick and tired of some people always pulling the "but what about the poor" card. You know what, those people could have gotten off their collective aXXes in school and made something of themselves. I'm not going to apologize for making a great salary and having alot of discretionary income. Let them eat cake! If places like HP cater to people in my socioeconomic strata then so be it. -
This thing's gonna be horrible! My wife pointed out the fact that most views from the western face of the Doubletree seem to hold the promise of being 'obfuscated' beyond reproach. Goddamnit! Why can't we in this city work together to promote and maintain any (normal) sense of urban aestheticsm? Opie for Mayor! Doo doo dyoot do do do dyoot do doooo... P.S. Whistle that last part... Rockin' in the Carolina's yo'.....!!! Geez Ange.....!! Barney and Floyd could rock this city like no other!!
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Let's think about this, seriously. It's been so long since there was any type of news at all about the 'superblock' (and I use that term loosely)-why now? A chain link fence? REALLY? I'm enthused-I don't know about y'all. It's almost criminal that the acerage hasn't been utilized. But, face it, it's not gonna' happen. Let's look for a downward trend in "mixed use" development in Houston after the current crop comes to fruition. Economy (worldwide) is gettin' ugly. Your most recent edition of The Economist should be consulted for more dystopic fodder.... P.S. Turnberry=Orion (+ $$$$). Naagonnahappen....
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GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
feufoma replied to MontroseNeighborhoodCafe's topic in Downtown
I second your opinion. The city (what a bunch of feckless morons in our city government) was indeed duped; and, now, HP is proceeding in a direction that won't differentiate it that much from, say, The Woodlands Mall. This could have been soooo much better. We'll see... That previous post regarding whether HP's future will be similar to Bayou Place's is becoming more germane every day. -
I'm not addressing use of the multi-colored walls for the underground parking entrance. The sculpture I'm referring to is at the east end of the park just across the street from the convention center. I doubt that the intent is for children to climb on the art. Frankly, the city should be concerned not just about the aesthetics issue but also the threat of lawsuits (tort immunity be damned).
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Not to the extent they essentially take over the park and start camping, etc. "Use" is one thing but the homeless generally take it to the next level to the exclusion of others. Where's the fairness in that? Taxpayers (you know, the one's that generally fund parks and such) should be able to use a park without the negative impacts that often accompany the homeless onslaught. The homeless are ruining Midtown.