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The lady doth protest too much, methinks. Hilarious. Maybe the guy who was actually making the decision should've run his own numbers before declaring the City "broke."
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Discovery West: Mixed-Use Development Downtown By Skanska
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One of the restaurants coming to Downtown Houston's 1550 on the Green is Madre Perla. I'm unsure of the restaurant's concept. However, it appears the eatery is tied to Tracy Vaught of H-Town Hospitality Group (Hugo's, Xochi, Caracol, and Urbe.)- 1,095 replies
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I think you're giving him too much credit. I really think the equity thing is pure performance. He's using Denver Harbor, etc., as an excuse to oppose pedestrian improvements on Washington, not because he has a viable plan to make Denver Harbor walkable. -
7 townhomes. I posted the plat somewhere on Haif.
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Construction on one of the first mass-timber office buildings in the Houston area launched Thursday in Cypress, offering a model for the real estate industry to rein in its greenhouse gas emissions. One Bridgeland Green, developed by The Woodlands-based Howard Hughes, will be built using engineered wood for structural components. The 49,000 square-foot, three-story building will open next year near the Grand Parkway in the Bridgeland master-planned community. https://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/real-estate/article/mass-timber-office-houston-cypress-bridgeland-brea-19448551.php
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The Big Mamou Restaurant At 903 Studewood St.
IntheKnowHouston replied to heights_yankee's topic in The Heights
Gary Mosley recently acquired 903 Studewood St. Earlier this week, a warranty deed for the property was recorded to the county clerk's database. Currently, 903 Studewood St hot dog eatery Good Dog Houston is leasing the space. Prior to Good Dog Houston, The Big Mamou operated there. The owners of Big Mamou also owned the property until recently. I don't know what the sale means for Good Dog Houston. It's possible this could be another investment property for Mosely. Mosely is also behind The Creek Group. The hospitality group's dining portfolio includes Onion Creek, Cedar Creek, Canyon Creek, Cactus Cove, Piggy's, and Queen's BBQ. -
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Houston doesn’t build residential towers taller than low 40s.
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I knew the high rise they planned for this corner was a joke. Typical Houston.
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The Big Mamou Restaurant At 903 Studewood St.
IntheKnowHouston replied to heights_yankee's topic in The Heights
Map of the 903 Studewood St parcel outlined is below. The property is located on the corner of Studewood St and E 9th St. -
Westheimer Center At 1212-1232 Westheimer Rd.
IntheKnowHouston replied to dbigtex56's topic in Montrose
A couple of permits were purchased a few weeks ago for Westheimer Center: Plan reviewing fee Parking review / parking variance Details from the permit: Use: Remodel, multi use FCC Group: Non-residential alteration Westheimer Center is located at 1212-1232 Westheimer Rd. Plan reviewing fee Parking review / parking variance -
In an interview on the latest Terry Black's Barbecue / Terry Black's BBQ in Waco, Terry Black had this to say about the forthcoming Houston location a few weeks ago: ...[Terry Black] is excited to keep expanding across Texas in new locations. Black says that they have “two more on the books, hopefully in Fort Worth by the end of the year, and then probably Houston and San Antonio we have properties in all of those cities, so we’re working on plans to grow out the business and try to cook the best brisket we possibly can.” https://www.kwtx.com/2024/04/19/terry-blacks-bbq-waco-opens-doors-eager-central-texans/ Terry Black's Barbecue is proposed for the 1300 block of North Shepherd Dr. It's also rumored there could be a hotel included on the property.
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Artis Montrose: Multifamily At 3300 Montrose Blvd.
IntheKnowHouston replied to dbigtex56's topic in Going Up!
Artis Montrose, the updated name of the multifamily going up at 3300 Montrose, is reflected on Southeastern's website. Additionally, a web domain for Artis Montrose was purchased last fall. The website has yet to be launched. http://www.artismontrose.com https://www.southeastern.company/portfolio/montrose-houston/- 325 replies
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^^^ my goodness, this ginormous project is not slated to be completed until (2025). yet, it is already becoming elegant and breathtaking. props for the illustration @classic
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IntheKnowHouston replied to IntheKnowHouston's topic in EaDo, the East End, and East Houston
There are additional details regarding the pinball museum in a Youtube video posted last month. The pinball museum will be located at 2215 Congress St in East Downtown. The working name is Wormhole East. From the video: We are building a museum here. It's going to be called Wormhole East. It's a 14,000-square-foot building that's going to be in downtown. And it is going to be called the Wormhole East Museum or something to that extent. And we'll have 125 pins, some that the world's never seen... And it's going to be honestly a destination. And it's another reason why we just want to spread the love for pinball. And what we show people this unbelievable collection that Tim, John, and I have... This place is going to be unbelievable. And if anyone that's ever been to the Wormhole, take that 2.0, it's going to be just... unbelievable. And if anyone knows, [couldn't make out the designer's name] is going to be designing it, they know it's going to be awesome. So, that will be a ribbon-cutting in 2026 that you're going to have to come down to Houston. -
Little Dreamer Coffee - 2710 Montrose Blvd.
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Is it going to be one house? That's going to be a decent size lot then
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The lady doth protest too much, methinks. Hilarious. Maybe the guy who was actually making the decision should've run his own numbers before declaring the City "broke."
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One of the restaurants coming to Downtown Houston's 1550 on the Green is Madre Perla. I'm unsure of the restaurant's concept. However, it appears the eatery is tied to Tracy Vaught of H-Town Hospitality Group (Hugo's, Xochi, Caracol, and Urbe.) -
I think you're giving him too much credit. I really think the equity thing is pure performance. He's using Denver Harbor, etc., as an excuse to oppose pedestrian improvements on Washington, not because he has a viable plan to make Denver Harbor walkable.
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