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  1. We saw that as well (I had some pictures myself, but yours cover everything we saw). I was wondering about those bridge pieces as well. They don't really make a lot of sense for crossing 59 itself. It looks more like something to bridge across the bayou. On the map, I see that is a utility corridor that runs south from that junction of 59 and the bayou trail. Maybe a trail to run south through that utility corridor? I drive south on the Beltway in the afternoons coming home from work and I've seen no sign of trail development yet for that section of Brays Bayou yet.
  2. Thanks - I tried searching, but I wasn't getting hits for this looking for Williams or Lyondell. Although, I was looking in the Uptown section.
  3. https://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/real-estate/article/lyondellbasell-office-move-downtown-galleria-18076645.php Between this and Fluor's announcement that they are leaving their long time Suglarland location for the Energy Corridor, those are a couple of big relocations for Houston's energy related businesses. Bechtel leaving their Uptown area location to move out to the westside is another sizeable one. I thought this bit of the article was particularly interesting: I wonder if we'll see more of this.
  4. The current proposal for the latest widening of 518 is supposed to include a bike lane. It's getting lots of push back. Honestly, as someone who lives down here and does enjoy biking in the area, I think trying to put a bike lane on 518 would be a terrible idea. There are cutouts to shopping centers all along the way. It would be akin to putting a bike lane on Westheimer between 610 and the Beltway. I think they'd have a better chance with running bike lanes on Hughes Ranch to the north and Magnolia to the south and run N/S lanes along Cr 90, 94, 1128 and such to create connections to 518. There is a recently added multi-use wide sidewalk along the newly widened Bailey Rd (CR 101). The Clear Creek trail project is supposed to be about 21 miles of multi use trail from Dixie Farm around to I think Almeda. There are parts of it in place, but that's a decade long project.
  5. Pretty sure Iowa Colony still is largely a speed trap, though Meridiana and the new Iowa Colongy high school are starting to change that.
  6. That's quite likely, but it's going to substantially change the character of the area.
  7. Surprised to see this didn't already have a topic as it's been in development for a good while. https://www.weitzmangroup.com/properties/manveltownctrretail https://www.manveltownctr.com/WCMM/ Latest word from the city is the remaining permitting issues have been sorted out and HEB's building should start going up soon. The development has just been doing earthwork and underground up to this point.
  8. New article about the project. https://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/article/houston-apartments-exxon-building-17736880.php
  9. I used to work in these buildings. Originally Foster Wheeler's back in the 80's before S&B bought them. We moved out to a new location in the energy corridor just before the pandemic. Owners had plans to redevelop the site, but I think the whole pandemic lead them to put the property up for sale instead. Word was there was about to be a sale a few months ago, but it's apparently fallen through.
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