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GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
webdude replied to MontroseNeighborhoodCafe's topic in Downtown
They will always be guys who find hairy chicks attractive. Same thing with billboards, utility poles and blight. Don't take that away. -
LOL, at 'its the only way to truly have freedom', I think the last 7 years speak for themselves with republicans holding so much power (ok 6yrs). Look at the crap we are in now. I hope these idiots learn their lesson that the country is not only about jesus christ usa issues, and start using their brains a little more this time round before voting.
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We should have both types to choose from. You folks say it as if one has to be exclusive of the other. When ppl hope for density, they don't want it for the whole area, they are just hoping for a few more pockets of density, or just a few areas to get denser, so stop dramatizing it as if the whole 610 is going to get filled up, government taking over, prices going through the roof. Just want some choices of really dense areas, which is kind of lacking. It is kind of impossible to fill up the inner loop anyway.
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I can't see the map clearly to know whether a grocery store will be in there. Is there an area slated for grocery? Whole Foods will be awesome, and yes a perfect fit.
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Interesting name for a sneaker store, the exact same name as the title of the popular book.
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River Oaks/Upper Kirby Real Estate
webdude replied to HtownKid's topic in River Oaks/Upper Kirby/Greenway Plaza/Bissonnet
No kidding? I mean, logic would dictate green wins all other colors or whatever the color combination. Houston is very diverse, but interracial couples are rarer here compare to LA and west coast for that matter. Makes one wonder why, especially for such a diverse place. But in your case, maybe its just the agent?- 155 replies
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It is possible to clean the beach sand, but is it humanly possible to clean the water? What would be required? Like building something to stop the churning or collect sediments somewhere, how would it work? Has it work anywhere else before? Any examples so I can dream of it also happening to Galveston's water?
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I was there yesterday and it was pretty dead except for ppl having coffee. Most likely because not much restaurants yet. Its seems the only walkable areas in these parts. Also, the villagio area will be good to walk a too. I would actually like to see a united states post office here in la centerra. I don't know why. just like that thought
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Whenever houston floods, we get twice the bright lights, from the reflection that is, (actually four times more if you include the lighting strikes like yesterday), so its all good. Well, better than nothing.
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Why not put it in our parks. cost less to transport
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GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
webdude replied to MontroseNeighborhoodCafe's topic in Downtown
Ouch, coming from such a beautiful and clean place, you must have been shocked at the ugliness and dirtiness here huh. unfortunately yeah, there's empty buildings, also parking lots, hanging wires, strip malls and flatness. And how do you ever cope with the humidity. At least its not cold. -
There are beautiful views of cars and parking lots.
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Maybe they can provide a golf cart with one of them what to do booklets. It is pretty spread out.
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Or they could be in their offices surfing the web and visiting forums.
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Not everyone works a M-F 9-5 kind of job. For comparable sized cities, houston downtown is very very quiet. Maybe its because other comparable cities has some tourist element built in.
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That is interesting to know. A lot of schools are claiming that though. Diversity. Lots of folks are proud of it, but that are many out there who doesn't seem to mind the lack of diversity in their schools, even when the schools are located in very diverse cities.
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Thank you for those pics, they are nice.
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