The Heights
Proud, involved homeowners make this one of the few places where you can still see Houston as it was 100 years ago.
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Yet another Houston vs Dallas thread. Blah blah blah
For what it's worth, the land for the Nashville tower just sold at a foreclosure auction. The original developer of both projects continues to face heat. From that article, some developments since November... "Two liens have also been filed against the property. Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP, a Chicago-based architect on the project, filed notice of lien on the property on Dec. 22, for nearly $2 million, according to Metro records. Nashville-based Ragan-Smith Associates Inc., an engineer on the project, also filed notice of lien on Nov. 7, claiming an outstanding balance of $20,286." -
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11th Street Bike Lanes
It shouldn't be. But this mayor sure seems to want it to be the case, given his recent actions. -
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Hanover Autry Park: Mixed-Use At Allen Parkway & W. Dallas St.
I don't disagree with you, but I think it should be remembered that much of what is found in the "great urban centers" is geared toward tourists.- solomon cordwell buenz
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Hanover Autry Park: Mixed-Use At Allen Parkway & W. Dallas St.
EXACTLY...nothing screams Urban Synergy more than a sauna and a nail spa. The juice spot, ice cream shop and workout space, I can live with Have you ever been to the great urban centers in the world? They have "casual" food/drink spots that spill over into the street...the square...the piazza...the green space...the plaza, etc. then, from there..you "sprinkle" in select retail, entertainment, fitness then..a few select high end restaurants for those with greater means. There is a reason why the only tenant doing well is the Flight Club (food + drinks + games). Why is this soooo hard for Houstonians to understand? Not Rocket Science...only to us here, apparently. Other cities seem to allow this to happen almost organically...but not us Hell, or even create a mixed use development with an anchor HEB tenant "supporting" the other live/eat/play elements and you will have a ton of foot traffic. I'm still hoping a developer/ HEB is eyeing this for a spot on West Gray to overtake the nearby Kroger. The actual Krogers site, the Post Office site or the shopping center site at West Gray/Dunlavy could be candidates.- solomon cordwell buenz
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Saint Gregorios Orthodox Church - New Worship Center - 13281 Player St
Correction: The architect firm I posted is not correct. There are multiple MTM's and the one in Sugarland apparently doesn't have a web site.
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