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  2. hbg.50
    Thanks for posting this. Before I open a new topic I always perform a search to see if one already exists. I did this recently with Hollywood Cemetery. Nothing came up on search so I opened a new topic. Within an hour a mod merged my post with an existing topic. I thought I was going crazy. The “archived” issue explains it. Thanks!
  3. hbcu2
    hbcu2 joined the community
  4. houstontexasjack
    Well, good news for HAIF, at the current pace, this season will end a month earlier than last….
  5. bobruss
    It seems that one thing our Major League Baseball and football teams have in common is their owners are not very good on the development end. I also think Crane made a terrible mistake in getting rid of his G.M> All the guy did was got them to the A.L. Championship series. I know their pitching has had problems but it now seems there is a lot of turmoil on the team. No love. If it aint broke don't fix it. Is Abreu getting ready for social security? I bet this affects their plans for moving forward on their village plans.
  6. springcityparts
    The newest renderings on www.theswiftbldg.com show about 90 fewer parking spots fronting the trail
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  8. JBTX
    Big day for IAH news I guess, as KHOU had this article up today reporting that the combined processing area for Terminals D and E is expected to be open in the winter. https://www.khou.com/article/news/local/bush-airport-international-terminal/285-e90cf4de-d81e-46c3-8a11-a2248ccff6f0
  9. SaintByTheDoor
    ARTECHOUSE will be opening a location here. I've personally met artists working on the project and they told me the tentative opening date is sometime in September. Their website already has job listings for the new location. https://www.artechouse.com/jobs/
  10. wilcal
    I think it is kind of interesting that Shell is planning on adding new EV charging stations instead of retrofitting existing gas stations to have both. Will be interesting to see if they build any type of retail component with these.
  11. shasta
    I think we all thought we were getting a "Baseball Village" similar to the ones surrounding the ball park in other MLB cities.
  12. hindesky
    I saw that he plans to start at the end of the '24 season. "Astros unveil planned entertainment district outside MMP November 12th, 2023 Giles Kibbe, Astros senior vice president and general counsel, said the team hopes to break ground following next season." https://www.mlb.com/news/astros-entertainment-district-minute-maid-park
  13. j_cuevas713
    Last time Crane said anything about this, he said we'd see plans late last 2023. Since then we've only see a half-ass rendering.
  14. j.33
    I wonder if Frontier will use the A3 gates now? I think Frontier has briefly moved to using some D gates as they have expanded quite a bit recently at IAH.
  15. Valhalla
    They're going to cap the park through most of downtown, so in effect they're not widening the highway.. they're getting rid of it
  16. JLWM8609
    The 5" sidewalks aren't being widened, so he's probably ok with it, but he might not like the full depth concrete pavement replacement. All he knows is "mill and overlay".
  17. MrFubbles
    I hope they build 10 more of these. Need more foot traffic in the village
  18. ChannelTwoNews
    Rice University lands historic grant for education research - Houston Business Journal (bizjournals.com) "Rice University landed its largest-ever federal grant for education research this week, according to its president. The National Science Foundation awarded approximately $90 million to OpenStax, a Rice-founded publisher of educational resources. The money will be invested in SafeInsights, a national cyberinfrastructure hub developed by OpenStax that aims to study learning outcomes and STEM education."
  19. editor
    I responded to your PM about this already, but I'll note here for everyone else that I'm looking into whether this can be put back the way it was.
  20. ChannelTwoNews
    BELTWAY 35 BUSINESS PARK - Home May be 6 buildings when all phases complete. Currently 46% leased. Greystar signs Wallenius Wilhemsen for Houston warehouse - Houston Business Journal (bizjournals.com) "Greystar Real Estate Partners has completed the first phase of — and secured a full-building lease for — its second industrial business park in Greater Houston. Norwegian shipping company Wallenius Wilhemsen has signed a 273,480-square-foot lease at Beltway 35 Business Park at 7561 S. Sam Houston Parkway E. just north of Pearland, according to Greystar and CBRE."
  21. ChannelTwoNews
    Out at IAH, retaining existing service at HOU. Southwest Airlines to end operations at Houston's IAH airport - Houston Business Journal (bizjournals.com) "Dallas-based Southwest Airlines Co. (NYSE: LUV) will no longer service Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) and three other airports as of Aug. 4."
  22. samagon
    so the same project they are currently doing on wayside north of the Gulf freeway. be interesting to see if our traffic engineer mayor tries to butt his head into TXDoT projects?
  23. ChannelTwoNews
    Choctaw Stadium will undergo multimillion-dollar renovation – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth (nbcdfw.com) "The city of Arlington and the Texas Rangers are partnering on a multimillion-dollar renovation of the outside of Choctaw Stadium. The Arlington city council approved the project in a vote on Tuesday night, with the plan set to build a range of new shops and restaurants into the exterior of the ballpark."
  24. ChannelTwoNews
    Some Missouri City residents against rezoning for proposed Palace Event Center | Community Impact "According to agenda documents, the development would feature: A 96,000-square-foot, six-story hotel, consisting of approximately 80 rooms A 22,750-square-foot event center with breakout space Six residential cottage units to be used as an accessory to the event facility An outdoor event space Parking and landscaping elements Should the development be approved, construction is expected to begin on Phase 1 in 2025 for the event center and four cottage units, while Phase 2 will begin in 2027 with the hotel’s construction, according to agenda documents." Interestingly enough, the information that the city had updated on this project appeared the same day as the above article (4/19). It shows there have been some adjustments to the plan. The new site plan reflects the comments from residents. Those changes now include... -Reduction in size of the hotel from 6 to 4 floors, and combining it with the event center rather than as standalone structures -Reducing the number of "cottage" units from 6 to 3. -Increasing the size of the sound barrier walls -Moving the properties closer to Knight Road and further from the natural preserve section. -Retaining all trees in the natural preserve area -Adding a swale to form a barrier between the nearby residential and aid in stormwater drainage Zoning | Missouri City, TX - Official Website (missouricitytx.gov) Initial notice issued to neighbors in February: missouricitytx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/16562/Palace-Event-Center-Packet Site plan with updated comments from meeting mentioned in article, posted by city on 4/19: https://www.missouricitytx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/16620 City response to comments: City-Responses-to-Zoning-Amendment-Concerns (missouricitytx.gov)
  25. clutchcity94
    Spirited discussion about this development happening on Reddit r/Houston: https://www.reddit.com/r/houston/s/9TR4L3oUGn
  26. ChannelTwoNews
    Texas Division of Emergency Management HQ, operations center planned in SE Austin - Austin Business Journal (bizjournals.com)
  27. ChannelTwoNews
    Expedia layoffs in Austin again - Austin Business Journal (bizjournals.com) "In a letter to the Texas Workforce Commission on April 22, Cathy Rankin, Expedia's human resources director, said the layoffs at its 11920 Alterra Parkway office will start on June 21. That's within one of the larger towers on the north end of The Domain in North Austin. The company did not state a reason for the layoffs in its filing, but a spokesperson said in a statement to the Austin Business Journal that the job cuts are part of about 1,500 cuts globally that it announced on Feb. 22. Expedia previously has said it laid off 64 people at its Austin office in The Domain as part of that move. Combined, that means the company's 2024 layoffs in Austin are impacting 148 people."
  28. ChannelTwoNews
    I was wondering what's going on with your images! I can't see them here or on SSP anymore. Maybe it's just me?
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