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The Icon Premier Residences Phase I & II: Student Housing With Retail
htownbro replied to Urbannizer's topic in Going Up!
How so? It's an improvement for the area.- 96 replies
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I would say 1980!
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Looks like a ramp with covering that looks like stairs.
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20 to 21 floors? ughhh. Well, I'm sure blocking the northern view had something to do with it...
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Why no high rises? They need residential towers out along the Grand pkwy.
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There goes their view of downtown but I like the density!
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More height in the TMC!
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The height of some of these developments are getting taller. Pretty soon one of these towers will match the height of Williams tower.
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So when are they opening for residence to move in...Sept 2018. lol
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They are moving fast with this one.
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Dan Patrick doesn't run Houston. I wonder what Houston put in proposal. Why are they mum on this? I'd be happy if Generation Park got it as well. Either way East River will be developed regardless.
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We have more space and available land. Bezos will come back home.
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"Business officials agree Houston looks to be a good choice for the corporate giant to set up its second headquarters; among other benefits, the city’s proximity to Austin could attract tech talent. Houston offers a growing talent pool of young professionals with several universities, colleges and tech trade schools in town – a check for Amazon’s search for locations meant to “attract and retain strong technical talent.” Houston additionally well exceeds the minimum population requirement of 1 million outlined by Amazon as one of its guidelines. The recent growth in population means diversity and talent, and a large workforce to hire from; real estate, though suffering with damage from Harvey, is still favorable, as there is plenty of land and plans to grow in Houston. The city, furthermore, is located close to major airports and airlines, railroads and shipping lines, all modes of transport helpful for Amazon to get its products out more quickly. To make the sell sweeter, Houston is part of Texas’ “business friendly culture” and happy “quality of life,” with the city offering tax breaks to businesses in the area and putting in serious work on things, like parks, cultural institutions and restaurants, in recent years." WE WIN!
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I think Amazon will shock people and pick a city that is not a frontrunner...hopefully Houston!
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They would prefer constant heat because we have AC and pools!
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Amazon HQ2 will come and towers will rise on the east end. H-town skyline will get more density
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South Main Building: Multifamily At 7557 South Main St.
htownbro replied to OkieEric's topic in Texas Medical Center
It depends. Prior to Harvey many of these mid and high rises were giving discounts of up to 3 months free rent because of competitive market.- 96 replies
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I love all the redevelopment going on in the 3rd Ward area with TSU and UofH leading the way along with Emancipation Park!
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South Main Building: Multifamily At 7557 South Main St.
htownbro replied to OkieEric's topic in Texas Medical Center
Due to that recent Harvey flooding event, I suspect high rise living will be more desirable in Houston and more mid and high rise residential towers will pop up everywhere, lol.- 96 replies
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they have an HEB across the freeway on i10 and Bunker Hill
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Until then, Uber it is! LOL!
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Elan Memorial Park & The Westcott Memorial Park On Westcott St.
htownbro replied to Urbannizer's topic in The Heights
Sidebar---good to see the Southwest upgrading those dreadful strip centers that have been there for years.- 172 replies
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