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  1. clutchcity94
    EMo: East of Montrose
  2. clutchcity94
    Hard to believe that The Susanne apartment complex in Montrose was a Fiesta not long ago. How times change. This transformation will be even more drastic.
  3. clutchcity94
    The elephant in the room is this — what will happen to our Shipley Donuts?!
  4. clutchcity94
    Good point. The area around The Ion, though, seems more extreme. It was literally one of, if not THE MOST, unattractive corners of the city up until last year. It was essentially Houston’s very own version of E. Hastings Street (Vancouver) or Hamsterdam (The Wire reference).
  5. clutchcity94
    With this development turning a dilapidated area into what many hope it will become, are there other examples in Houston where something similar happened? For example, was Rice Village or Highland Village ever considered a seedy part of town? We’ve seen the inverse before (Sharpstown in the 80s), but I can’t think of any other revitalization examples.
  6. clutchcity94
    Given where land values are going with this development, you’re far more likely to see a Central Market here than an Aldi’s.
  7. clutchcity94
    Take Jack in the Box with it!
  8. clutchcity94
    Did the opening of The Carter have a significant effect on Grand Prize’s business? Kam’s AKA Bamboo has terrible food. No idea how they stay in business.
  9. clutchcity94
    True. I feel like there’s so much more potential there though.
  10. clutchcity94
    This pocket sure is getting dense.
  11. clutchcity94
    I bet the stretch of Richmond just west of The Ion on the other side of the spur will start developing next. It seems like just about every storefront on that stretch of Richmond between the spur and Montrose Blvd is vacant, and I have a feeling it’s due to the crummy conditions on the Wheeler side. Once that area improves, I think this pocket of Montrose will also explode.
  12. clutchcity94
    This is interesting - thanks for linking to it. What does the “A” symbol represent at the intersection of Roseland St & Woodrow St? Will the highway overpass at Richmond just east of Jack St always be there? Or are they planning on trenching that at some point as well?
  13. clutchcity94
    Once the area around The Ion gentrifies, I wonder what will happen to all the social services in the area, as well as the low-income housing developments for veterans such as Midtown Terrace Suites.
  14. clutchcity94
    In Dallas. https://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news/2020/02/12/kroger-old-east-dallas.html
  15. clutchcity94
    Central Market with condos above sounds like a great idea!
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