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HA! Replies to the OP question about moving into the area are classic! "The police response times are awesome!" "The drug dealers don't really bother me, but the male prostitutes do..." Sure does make one want to move right in. Great thread.

It could, but after the required environmental impact studies, search for a transgendered-minority-women-owned business that serves fair-trade coffee, "concerned" residents townhalls, and other related nonsense it will take about 3 years. And if and when it is built it will have one reversible lane for cars and trucks and four bike lanes. Car and truck drivers will be required to pay a carbon off-set fee and must endure "share the road shouts" from biketavists while creeping along in their single undersized lane. Any person on foot will be granted stop transit authority if they should smell anything other than biodiesel being emitted from Wal-Mart trucks.

Not technically owned by, or on UH property, but it's surrounded by UH property. The developer received their final permitting and started turning dirt on this site for a small strip center. https://maps.google....001635&t=h&z=20 The really exciting part (for me, and hopefully for anyone at UH, and even East Enders) is my friend and I signed a lease for a portion of the space and will be opening a coffee shop at the location! We're targeting July of next year as our opening date. I'll be snapping some pictures of it this weekend!