Double L

I gotta say it: that also means more money.

How deep are the inclines in this park? If they're deeper than they look in the rendering than I can't think of a park in Houston that can compete with this one. Good project for downtown and for the city. You want these kids to be going into a planned skate park instead of whatever random area they may find on the street.

Man I wish I could be in Houston more often so I could stay as updated on what's happening around town as I used to. Haven't been there since christmas.

Downtown is currently the safest district in the city. We often have police consistently patrolling the area and they really come out at evening hours around Main st. during events. We're just going to have to keep things moving downtown and not let the momentum slow down too much. The downtown development district, the Houston Pavillions, the expansion of the park on the eastside and the population influx to the inner loop will do their part to help the momentum.

The thing that brought these businesses there in the first place was the light rail. If the light rail plan sustains sucessfully Main Street will be a central transportation corridor geared towards pedestrians. Three things have to successfully sustain over the next 10-15 years to make it work: Light rail, downtown retail growth and inner loop population growth.

Does anybody know how much the Calais at Courtland Square go for?