diggity
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those would be the penthouses, no? I would imagine they would be a little swankier.
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It was a pretty ambitious amount of space they leased up.
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looking good!
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I will never understand how it is profitable to have a mattress store on every block. How often are people buying these things?
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awesome reference!
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how so? this one appears to be about 10% the size of Disco Green.
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Ruffling feathers is definitely the goal of every major developer.
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Just what I have heard from some land guys in the area. Looking at their holdings, it appears that 2800 Clinton was a separate purchase than KBR but I can't be sure of that.
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it does seem off that Post would run off a paying tenant when a lot of their retail at the newest phase is still empty. I suppose it could all be locked up and they just haven't started moving forward yet. That spot where Barcadia is will be great if the Super Block is ever developed.
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I'm not sure that is true. I've been hearing that Cathexis has been grabbing up more adjacent land rather than selling it off. Who knows though, they play it pretty close to the vest.
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This one looks like mustard colored crap when driving down the Spur
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The Lofts on Post Oak is a pretty nice looking building IMO. Not very well constructed from what I have seen, but it fits the area pretty well.
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from looking at the menu and reviews, it sounds a lot like Taco Milagro.
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I want to say it's probably about 8 years old -
New townhouse developments by former KBR land
diggity replied to GreenD's topic in The East End and East Houston
I believe it's the same tract of land being referenced by the original poster. Looking at HCAD though, it seems that Cathexis also owns 4100 Clinton, along with the KBR land. The New Zealand group must have the adjacent lots.
