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As of today. They are working on the 15th floor.

I noticed this short bit in an article that mentioned those 10 hotel projects in Uptown: http://www.bisnow.com/commercial-real-estate/houston/1984-state-of-the-market-amazing/

I think he means, mixed use occurs in the building next door (i.e., high-residential next door to a high-rise hotel, next door to a retail building, rather than a high rise containing several floors of retail topped by hotel topped by residential)

It appears the renderings don't depict the proper location.

I think an admin has to do it.

http://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/real-estate/article/Big-apartment-complex-on-Kirby-to-put-technology-5551102.php

I'd also argue that Rice Village isn't missing residential. I live 8 blocks away and walk there daily. Thousands of people live within walking distance and I know tons of my neighbors who walk to eat, shop, and get their booze on. Also, I'd caution outsiders wanting to upscale the hell outta the place because the demographics are similar to those of River Oaks, Tanglewood, or Memorial. While the people and bank accounts might look similar, there are in fact differences. I am speaking in gross generalizations (because I am a resident and know dozens of others), but people are drawn to this area because it isn't like the other places. I'd hate it if the Village lost what charm remains only to become littered with Restoration Hardwares, Sprinkles, Apple Stores, and more. It's fine as it is.

Are there new lights ontop of the Chase Tower? They look like the usual Christmas bulbs they have but more streamlined. I could have sworn they changed color but they seem dim.

ABBA rocks. No shame in that.

The WEDGE International tower with that Green Neon, how come it doesn't light up anymore? I think it would add more effect to our dull night time skyline in Downtown. So why did they stop turning on that neon. Any specific reasons?