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EaDo, the East End, and East Houston

The historic and industrial heart of the Bayou City, between downtown and the Port of Houston.  Now, young, hip, and trendy.  And after a decade, we finally concede to using the name "EaDo" on HAIF.

542 topics in this forum

  1. Office With Retail - 3509 Harrisburg Blvd. 1 2 3 4

    By Urbannizer,   
    • 92 replies
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  2. Villa De Matel Convent At 6510 Lawndale St.

    By Vertigo58,   
    • 18 replies
    • 14.4k views

  3. 32-New Townhomes - 3000 Lamar St. 1 2

    By wilcal,   
    • 40 replies
    • 5k views

  4. True Anomaly Brewing At 4001 Navigation Blvd. 1 2

    By ljchou,   
    • 44 replies
    • 4.8k views

  5. Concept Neighborhood to Redevelop 201 Roberts Street and Surrounding Areas 1 2 3 4 6

    By ljchou,   
    • 154 replies
    • 19.4k views

  6. The Block: Retail, Office Development At 2339 Commerce St. 1 2 3 4

    By CrockpotandGravel,   
    • 97 replies
    • 13.1k views

  7. 4107 McKinney St 1 2

    By IntheKnowHouston,
    • 38 replies
    • 4.1k views

  8. Fitzcarraldo - 3517 Navigation Blvd. 1 2

    By ljchou,   
    • 32 replies
    • 5.6k views

  9. Navigation Place: Retail Center At 2929 Navigation Blvd. 1 2 3 4 10

    By Urbannizer,   
    • 289 replies
    • 36.8k views

  10. Domino's Pizza At 3413 Navigation Blvd. 1 2

    By hindesky,   
    • 31 replies
    • 4.3k views

  11. Fuel Maxx 100 Convenience Store - 5335 Gulf Fwy.

    By hindesky,   
    • 13 replies
    • 1.8k views

  12. Ironworks Campus - 711 Milby St. 1 2 3 4

    By j_cuevas713,   
    • 97 replies
    • 14.4k views

  13. Parking Garage - 7107 Navigation Blvd.

    By hindesky,   
    • 3 replies
    • 703 views

  14. Kim Hung Market 1005 St. Emanuel St. 1 2

    By CrockpotandGravel,   
    • 47 replies
    • 6.5k views

  15. 120 N Eastwood St - 21 new townhomes

    By wilcal,   
    • 29 replies
    • 2.9k views

  16. Houston International Promenade - 2300 Polk St.

    By hindesky,   
    • 4 replies
    • 339 views

  17. Boys and Girls Club at 2411 Canal St.

    By JBTX,   
    • 9 replies
    • 1.2k views

  18. Houston's First Cohousing Community - 115 Lenox St. 1 2 3

    By hindesky,   
    • 61 replies
    • 7.6k views

  19. Former Alamo Tamale - 2302 Navigation Blvd.

    By hindesky,   
    • 9 replies
    • 550 views

  20. 1410 Hutchins St

    By IntheKnowHouston,
    • 4 replies
    • 1.3k views

  21. Fourth At Navigation: Multifamily At 2404 Navigation Blvd. 1 2 3 4 12

    By LS27,   
    • 351 replies
    • 63.2k views

  22. Retail Center At 1102 Delano St. 1 2 3

    By Eastdwntwn,   
    • 80 replies
    • 12.8k views

  23. East Village: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 St. Emanuel St. 1 2 3 4 10

    By HNathoo,   
    • 278 replies
    • 74.5k views

  24. 2910 McKinney St. 1 2 3 4

    By Urbannizer,   
    • 91 replies
    • 12.6k views

  25. 3611 Gulf Freeway

    By IntheKnowHouston,
    • 12 replies
    • 737 views

  26. Office Building At 1414 Keating St.

    By hindesky,   
    • 4 replies
    • 846 views

  27. Lenox Grove Addition - 5205 Harrisburg Blvd

    By wilcal,
    • 3 replies
    • 507 views

  28. Harrisburg Center - 8250 Lawndale St.

    By hindesky,   
    • 1 reply
    • 162 views

  29. Townhomes - 5220 Texas Ave.

    By hindesky,   
    • 18 replies
    • 3.7k views

  30. Estates At Polk Street Townhomes

    By hindesky,   
    • 3 replies
    • 734 views

  31. Proposed Development At 2617 McKinney St.

    By Urbannizer,   
    • 19 replies
    • 5.5k views

  32. East End Backyard At 1105 Sampson St. 1 2 3

    By HoustonMidtown,   
    • 81 replies
    • 11.9k views

  33. Goal Park: New Park On The Columbia Tap Trail 1 2

    By pablog,   
    • 44 replies
    • 4.3k views

  34. St. Austin Social Services Building - 2002 Wayside Dr.

    By hindesky,   
    • 0 replies
    • 182 views

  35. Apartment Remodel - 201 Eastwood St.

    By hindesky,   
    • 4 replies
    • 592 views

  36. The Plant At Harrisburg: 3401 Harrisburg Blvd. 1 2 3 4

    By Urbannizer,   
    • 117 replies
    • 24.8k views

  37. Food Maker Campus - 6600 Harrisburg Blvd.

    By EastwoodEnvoy,   
    • 3 replies
    • 707 views

  38. Townhomes At 3314 Harrisburg Blvd. 1 2 3

    By ljchou,   
    • 67 replies
    • 7.7k views

  39. East End Restaurant And Bar Scene - More Coming 1 2 3 4 14

    By sir_foulto,   
    • 402 replies
    • 76.9k views

  40. Greyhound & Autobuses Americanos | 7000 Harrisburg Blvd 1 2

    By IntheKnowHouston,
    • 45 replies
    • 3.8k views
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      Washington Heights Developments

      A plumbing permit was purchased for Kazan Ramen yesterday. Details from the permit: Use: 3,895 restaurant remodel 1-1-5-A2-B '15 IBC SPK/FA FCC Group: Non-residential alteration Kazan Ramen is opening at 191 Heights Blvd. The restaurant is occupying the former 1751 Sea & Bar unit.
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      10 And Heights: Mixed-Use At 1515 Studemont St.

      Additional sign permits were purchased yesterday for 1515 Studemont St, Ste 203: Sign construction permit Sign operating permit Signs electrical installation permit Details from the permits: Use: N3 Ilum 1fc 18x5x30 -logo- Elara / Orthodontics; N3 Ilum 1fc 18x5x35 -logo- Elara / Orthodontics FCC Group: High technology sign Elara Orthodontics is part of 10 and Heights, a newly constructed commercial mixed-use. Sign construction permit Sign operating permit Signs electrical installation permit
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      Gambling In Texas Debate

      I had the same thought when he purchased the property by Memorial Dr, it was right around the same time Mark Cuban sold some land to Las Vegas Sands Corp for a potential casino in Dallas. Seems like they are just waiting for the opportunity to come to build them.
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      Alta Sunset Heights: Multifamily At 1617 Enid St.

      Already alluded to it regarding housing prices. These decisions that seem reasonable at the small-scale, individual level build up into tremendous externality effects. What happens when more land locked away? Less supply. What happens with less supply? Less options for developments, leading to less affordability. What happens with less options for development and affordability? Further exacerbation of suburban sprawl. And with more sprawl? Comes gross problems of greater flooding, more pollution, more infrastructure burden with less people, etc. And all in the name of propping up petty fiefdoms. I personally think deed-restrictions (and HOAs, "historic districts", and other such stuff) should be abolished outright. However... I'll grant you this — the deed restricted, historical protected, and other such carve-outs are not the "low-hanging fruit" (especially given, as you say, the preference that residents within would have for such protections). Much more crucial things to target for now, such as minimum requirements (i.e. setbacks, off-street parking, etc). What is interesting about the deed restrictions, SPLS, or other such "opt-outs" is that the attempts to justify them often circle back to the problems of car-dependency (and policies that subsidize it). That is, they recognize the problems of car-focused design, how it ruins the aesthetic of constructs in general (parking garages, townhouses, etc). Unfortunately, they simply lack the critical-thinking skills to understanding that the problems that they refer to are precisely a by-product of certain elements of the city's codes: the "NIMBYs" actually should focus their efforts on repealing stuff like parking minimums city-wide, if anything. Hence, I do think that restrictions need to be "loosened up" (at least, shorten the renewal frequency to no more than 2-4 years). If not abolished outright. No more so than the 13th amendment "took away the rights" of certain states to practice certain actions...
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      Shepherd Dr. And Durham Dr. Reconstruction

      Wow if the mayor is this stupid on such a smart design for this area then I really don't see how the 11st street bike lanes remain with Whitmore. He's gung ho for everything that helps cars.
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