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The earlier rendering also had west elm where is now East Oaks Home Goods.

Had to think for a minute until I realized there was an error on the map where they call E 6 1/2 E 11th.

Thanks, I didn't scroll down enough after I saw the original renderings on page one.

Was hoping that BOA drive through would go soon. Assumed it was going up for sale when they installed the new ATMs. Where did you see the new Washington Central brochure? All the ones I can find link to the old one. Curious if they kept parking in the back. Interesting note, the demo permit was issued for 4015 Washington, which is the empty lot next to the building that was torn down....

The GFR of C and B are of most interest to me. There is zero retail/restaurant along the bayou. Can't think of anywhere along the bayou I could easily stop for food or even buy a beverage.

This is searchable by date and type: http://www.cohtora.houstontx.gov/approot/soldpermits/online_permit.htm The Daily Demo report was my favorite part of Swamplot. Hopefully this makes someone's day like it did mine when I finally found it

The new lot behind 1818 Washington? Didnt known they paved already.

Actually the first thread you linked also had a question/answer about this block too. So it's been covered in multiple threads for the area. This is definitely not part of Lower Heights, but actually listed as part of Sawyer Village (target, Sawyer heights lofts, Staples, etc) Studemont Junction, Lower Heights, and Sawyer Village projects often get incorrectly lumped together.

Thanks @CrockpotandGravel. This really isnt part of Studemont Junction. Mods, perhaps this deserves it's own thread and merge the posts from the Studemont Junction thread into it? Would make it much easier to find. Or update the Sawyer Village thread.

I'm not a fan of Voodoo but as a location, depending on how much of this space they grabbed, could be great. Yale/Waugh is a significant thoroughfare for commuters and this location already has a drive thru. (Sammy's speed of service was not conducive to a drive thru IMO). In all, I think this space will suit a doughnut shop better than a restaurant/cash store/dry cleaner.

Apartments... https://www.spglobal.com/marketintelligence/en/news-insights/trending/yfmffssv5p0qewwdzmdvvw2 Pretty sure this has been discussed previously, but couldn't find the thread.

I think these need to be merged...

Fingers crossed!

Limited funds are understandable, but boy oh boy is that going to be a mess to build a structure later. Not only the general construction, but the parking (with a torn up lot) will be non-existent. It's rough right now and that's without the new retail of 1818

My contention was that the aforementioned list of GFR tenants was probably not conducive to this development as planned. That's all.