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I believe the goal of this development is to be a high-end mixed-use development. They are catering to the River Oaks crowd, not the crowd that would make up the average "synergistic high traffic urban center". The casual dining options you are seeking aren't willing to pay to lease out these spaces. The type of urban center you are seeking will most likely take place on the east side of downtown. Places like East River and East Blocks.
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Prime real estate that no one appears to want.
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Why would The Ion and Greentown Labs have a single leadership team? Aren't they two separate entities that are tenants of The Ion District? What do most early-stage companies need that The Ion does not deliver?
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At least the buildings are on the street and not the parking. . .
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What a blow to the ground floor retail enthusiast. The closure of such a high-profile well-known store. I'm sure this will affect other chain store's thoughts on expansion in the midtown area. What is going on with midtown. First 24-hour Fitness, then CVS, now Whole Foods.
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With all the available open land and one-story buildings in the area I would hate for them to demolish those three towers. Just seems like it would be going backwards. Develop all the undeveloped and underdeveloped properties first.
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I hope they don't plan on demolishing the three towers.
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Not surprised at all. Houston never lands these types of things.
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Given the location of the piece of land (the backside of a Kroger grocery store) a cookie cutter hotel as you call it is a win.
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I have noticed that as well. It has been like that for me for a few months.
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Did not stop the office space at Montrose Collective, MKT Heights, East River, or Discovery West.
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Regent Square: Mixed-Use On Allen Parkway At Dunlavy St.
Fortune replied to Travel_n_Transport's topic in Going Up!
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Regent Square: Mixed-Use On Allen Parkway At Dunlavy St.
Fortune replied to Travel_n_Transport's topic in Going Up!
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Sounds like this may not be moving forward. 367 acres is a big chunk of the 500+ acres that was planned to be the bioport. "Backed out" does not sound like a term that would be used if the seller and TMC/co-developer could not agree on terms. Sounds more like the TMC and co-developer have changed their minds in regard to the development itself.
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I think that is done more so for branding/advertising for the firm marketing the property.
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