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  1. HNathoo
    That sign was for the developer, Ancorian. Not sure if the tenant has received financing yet.
  2. HNathoo
    Think this is probably a typo - Steve Rogers bought 4720 Almeda (Spanish Village and adjacent lot) a while ago and has plans to redevelop it.
  3. HNathoo
    Those seem like trophy properties prime for redevelopment. Fidelis probably just got an offer they couldn't refuse.
  4. HNathoo
    Awesome - love the energy in this area. It's pretty much impossible to lease something on the West side of St Emmanuel due to the looming TXDOT shadow. Glad to see something happen here, even if its short term in nature.
  5. HNathoo
    This looks to be entirely studios and no parking - should be able to rent these for considerably less than almost any new development. I'm pretty pumped to see some more units in Houston being delivered without parking.
  6. HNathoo
    Quite a bit of action going on in this little pocket.
  7. HNathoo
    I think it would be tough to expand that building as the expense would be parking which is arguably more valuable than building sq ft at this corner.
  8. HNathoo
    Awesome owners. Hope they do well in the heights.
  9. HNathoo
    I’d say so. Surface parked 1-2 story development versus underground garage with mixed use 6 story building.
  10. HNathoo
    The best montrose development sites trade for double the best heights development sites.
  11. HNathoo
    They must be making some serious money on bbq to purchase that much land, but it's a smart move as parking gets tighter and tighter in the heights.
  12. HNathoo
    They would be the logical buyers for this, given that all the parking for East Village will be taken via eminent domain.
  13. HNathoo
    Apparently it’s located in downtown, montrose, and the museum district. Which sub forum will be assign this to?
  14. HNathoo
    They’re creating a nice little niche in the PFC space.
  15. HNathoo
    The construction will be tough on Lucille's, but if they can get through the short-term, they'll be in a much better place long term. Having 600 customers across the street should boost their business (and other restaurants in the area). This neighborhood is almost entirely comprised of townhomes built in the last 10 years - always a head scratcher when the neighborhood complains about density and gentrification. In regards to traffic, you literally live in the museum district - the next block over is the Children's Museum. This neighborhood is a destination.
  16. HNathoo
    Ah ok, that makes sense.
  17. HNathoo
    Maybe it's a roof top theatre? Can't imagine a 3k sq ft theatre unless that area was only for amenities.
  18. HNathoo
    Lucille's. The chef was recently nominated for a James Beard award. Love the yardbird and the Fried tomatoes.
  19. HNathoo
    Wow. $500psf for a 4 story building??
  20. HNathoo
    If the gym is open past 6PM, it's going to be brutal trying to park both the gym and restaurant - no street parking on 11th either.
  21. HNathoo
    That’s a lot of expensive equipment to leave just sitting around.
  22. HNathoo
    Wow - this will look like a dense little stretch with Alliance building another apartment across the street.
  23. HNathoo
    Looks like casa Rosa in Amsterdam (strip club)
  24. HNathoo
    Wow- how are they going to park that thing?
  25. HNathoo
    Just heard from someone in the neighborhood that there was quite a bit of activity on site today and ground breaking should be announced shortly.
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