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  1. JWW
    So do we feel certain that the demo will not happen before 7am? Taking a few friends down and guess Prairie and Milam intersection is the best place to go
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    Discovery Tower

    JWW replied to Ethanra's topic in Going Up!

    Speaking of lighting, can someone explain the flashing lights on some of the upper floors that occurs nightly? Looks as if a fire alarm is going off...
  3. JWW
    Regardless of Nate's prognostications and predilections for this tower, it is off the table. Confirmed.
  4. JWW
    Yep, this 3.7 something acre site has already been under contract for a bit, now. Dean Patrinely - Patrinely Group - has the entire site tied up. For redevelopment. Residential, no surprise. Over 200$/ft.
  5. JWW
    They can build it. Is there anything else to discuss?
  6. JWW
    There are countless land-use restrictions in Houston, and under Bill White and Parker, those restrictions have jumped in number. This is not unusual, much less "highly unusual", at all.
  7. JWW
    http://swamplot.com/ashby-highrise-developer-knocked-down-fence-was-on-our-property/2013-06-03/
  8. JWW
    So, now that this thread has become a travesty of a worthwhile HAIF discussion, let's move on with the posts
  9. JWW
    1. Of course it would be "wise for the developer to obtain them". It would also be wise for the developer to get first right of refusal on a sale of the remaining McDonalds property. It would be wise for the developer to obtain any restriction he can on the adjacent property - and as I keep telling you, that was not going to happen - because of McDonalds having the LEVERAGE because the site has the value here. If you do not believe it, I could not care less. The only thing silly thing here is that you are talking academically about a deal with details that you do not know about and yo
  10. JWW
    1. You obviously have no idea what you are talking about. It was not done, and for the exact reason I stated - the leverage. 2. Who claimed restrictions and covenants are not imposed "all the time" ? You, apparently, did not read or did not follow my statement - so I will repeat one line of it - "good luck preventing a next-door development from general "adverse effect" of your development. "GENERAL 'adverse effect' " - not specific. There is always a way an adjacent development can adversely affect your property.
  11. JWW
    No major oversight - no oversight, at all, actually. McDonalds has too much leverage in this deal. The site has the value. Not that it is impossible, but good luck preventing a next-door development from general "adverse effect" of your development....too many things a development can do that can adversely affect your adjacent development. I would presume McDonald's owns the land and the franchisee rents from McDonalds. Regarding selling the land, remember the hackneyed Ray Kroc quote about McDonalds being in the real estate business. The best thing the new remaining McDona
  12. JWW
    I think 11 replies to refute Kinkaid's assertions and predictions are enough.... Does anyone see much of a market for mid/high rise condominium living off Post Oak or nearby at a lower density/higher price point than Astoria? (2727, Monetebello, Huntingdon).
  13. JWW
    All very well put.
  14. JWW
    Someone know the listing price? Kinkaid Alum is not too prescient...and not familiar with this project's market. Very well put, each of your points.
  15. JWW
    Isn't that we call a possible potential market?
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