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2 hours ago, pm91 said:

so that would place them West of the current apts then correct?

Yes, that's correct. I typed east, it's fixed now.

I was curious to why this is tagged with 'Alliance' if it's an Alexan/Trammel Crow deal

On 6/22/2019 at 12:39 PM, Triton said:

 

That angle is so off it's not even funny. What is this, in Montrose?? Looks like their other apartment complex off of Dallas.

The image is from one of the other properties they constructed, Tinsley on the Park formerly Broadstone Tinsley Park. It's included to show one of the amenities the property will have.

On 7/2/2019 at 10:07 AM, Avossos said:

Dumb question probably... I know where the new apartments are.

 

Are townhomes going in on the West side of the current apartment?

Is the Co-Op going in to the East of the current apartment?

 

Are both going in West? Thanks in advance...

Co-Op includes both the townhouses and the apartments. Both will be on the lot west of Broadstone Summer Street

Edit: East to West

43 minutes ago, Urbannizer said:

https://www.sandlotengineering.com/portfolio

 

I like how the exterior resembles Broadstone Summer Street

15 minutes ago, hindesky said:

I could see it opening this fall, still a little to be done.

 

Yes, you're right. They will begin pre-leasing July 1st and are projected to open September 23rd.

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/58f2452ed482e960c003ea3e/t/5bd7548de79c702f87aa79e7/1540838542321/Alexan+Lynn+Park.pdf

Alexan+Lynn+Park.pdf

Found the working link for EDI. No change in the renderings.

https://www.edi-international.com/broadstone-museum-district-1

Swamplot article with the old renderings from EDI. 

http://swamplot.com/the-stage-has-been-set-for-chelsea-markets-grande-finale/2019-01-16/

Definitely agree with kbates2 about how it will change the feel. We had a property in Midtown that had no more than a handful of AirBNB units and the residents weren’t pleased. The ABNB people would treat it like a hotel, no cares, since they would be in and out. I’m surprised they released so many units to them as well. Only thing that makes sense is they will be generating income right away and won’t take as long to stabilize. 

From the Studemont Junction leasing brochure, here's a list of retail stores for Lower Heights District:

Ulta

Michael's

Ross

Nordstrom Rack

Cinemark

Sam's Club

Academy

https://www.streetwiseretail.com/public/Studemont-Junction-Marketing-Brochure.pdf

On 4/23/2019 at 1:51 PM, Alec said:

 

I like this idea for Houston, but I'm not sure a location with a 48/100 transit score will give it the best chance of success. Maybe this is a design based on street parking and not transit?

I know they are currently working with the city on a plan to extend or create a bike trail on the east side of the property, which would run between Co-Op and Broadstone Summer Street, with it connecting to Spotts Park. I believe there should be parking on the ground level, like one of their other projects as well. 

Do we know if the proposed mixed use or retail is still planned for the lot east of this property?

*just read the thread on Co-op

35 minutes ago, Urbannizer said:

 

Preleasing is set to begin in May, with a trailer on site. Official name of the property is Broadstone Summer Street.