astros148

this better not end up being a freaking parking lot long term.

just dont get why they cant renovate the old days in into a project like this.

You guys are effin delusional. They are CATTERING to the Midtown crowd. The crowd that is douchy and drives that leased bmw is what they want. Do you think people who care about traffic and the drunk bros are people that r going to be buying micro units of 400 sq st. Its the douchy drunk bros who buy those type of units.

This project will fail, theres nothing walking distance, you can call 3 to 6 blocks supposedly walking distance but people who want that city life and micro units want to walk a block to bars and restaurants.

No one in midtown complains about the randalls there, we all love it.

cloud you're being trolled.

I was talking to the Manager at forever 21 and they told me they were told that Greenstreet was in talks with Sephora, Urban outfitters and a few other retailers but nothing is confirmed yet...

okay now reading up on the article, thats awful news. without being able to accept traditional medicare which still makes up 66% of medicare theres no way they can survive.

what do you mean the feds are cuting funding for traditional medicare patients? im confused

youre assuming retail will come to greenstreet, nothing is confirmed

the greyhound doesnt even have a security guard outside the station on the weekdays. Try walking through either sidewalk of the greyhound or the mcdonalds and I guarantee you will either see people doing drugs or you will get harassed like a mofo. they need to move the station or heighten security by both mcdonalds and greyhound.

3-6 blocks in houston weather isnt a joke. and its more like 6-7 blocks if you want to get to the good part of east downtown. this should be in downtown or closer to the light rail bottom line.

it simply comes down to money bottom line. if theres not a light rail extension to this which makes it easier for people to go from the NW station to other parts of houston this will just be a massive disaster.

Still alot of vacant lots near toyota center and east of minute maid park. the vacant lots on main by the bell station baffle me, i have no idea how theres no development on them. it is prime location

no way are people going to buy micro units in a area where theres nothing walkable and you have to drive everywhere. if this was in midtown it would be such a massive success. this is going to flop.

so basically this has no chane of happening anytime soon

they gotta do something with the surface lots right across the street. they have the station right there and should be prime spots for a high rise or even a small office building in the 30 story range. something here then the empty lots

in about a month it will be all glassed up imo

theres plenty of PHP programs out there and if their on disability then they qualify for medicare.

man if that side of town got a supertall it would even out the skyline so beautifully

the homeless people on main make it so hard to even walk on the street. during the day time the cops try to do a decent job and getting them to scatter, but what long term solution do we have to get them off the streets? cant they make more shelters that are further away

yeah right, move ins arent happening in for another 6-9 months.

Its really not that bad. Its a typical inner city block near a bus station.

are you effin kidding me? theres people doing meth and crack right there on the block of the greyhound and the mcdonalds parking lot. dont even attempt to fool yourself or anyone else saying its not that bad. its the worst damn block in the city

any news on the ground floor retail?

thats the worst block in midtown by far yet

the largest condos that are 750 sq are scary still.

imagine if this building was another 15 storys. What a massive difference it would make, still this is such a awesome building anyways but imagine.

looks like a floor every 2 weeks.