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Eighteen25 Downtown: Multifamily At 1825 San Jacinto St.
toxtethogrady replied to Urbannizer's topic in Downtown
Apparently something like that happened downtown. I'm not sure if soil sampling caused it.- 285 replies
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If not that, then the occupancy rates north of 90% should be a good lure. Houston is going to need new 21,000 apartments a year for the next 5 to 10 years. Some of them are going to have to go downtown.
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You mean up in less than a year from groundbreaking?
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Some of the early photos of the construction of Kingdom Tower in Jeddah seem to indicate a rather shallow foundation with no piles. Not sure whether piles are being eschewed for other reasons or whether soil in Jeddah is more stable than Dubai. But the gumbo underlying Houston is certainly a design challenge.
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Eighteen25 Downtown: Multifamily At 1825 San Jacinto St.
toxtethogrady replied to Urbannizer's topic in Downtown
And in other news, a city water main was found to have developed a leak...- 285 replies
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GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
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Market Square Tower: 40-Story High-Rise At 777 Preston St.
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It sure looks like they filled in the hole. Progress?- 1,892 replies
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Working backwards, I'm guessing this one's still on target to begin construction early in 2015. Three months either side of that timeline aren't going to make a difference.
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They'll have to. It's going to be 98 this weekend and not cooling off much overnight. When do the cranes show up?
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36-Story Multifamily High-Rise At 3615 Montrose Blvd.
toxtethogrady replied to yaga's topic in Going Up!
You can't get 34 units into a lot that small in less than seven floors. The downtown condos with 200+ units are 20 floors tall or more (unless they're a wrap covering two blocks).- 292 replies
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The Shoppes At Uptown Crossing At 5405 South Rice Ave.
toxtethogrady replied to Pleak's topic in Uptown and Galleria Area
Plus a Towne Place Suites, so that the people shopping in Walmart and Micro Center have a place to crash at the end of the day. Probably four levels of suite hotel goodness. -
36-Story Multifamily High-Rise At 3615 Montrose Blvd.
toxtethogrady replied to yaga's topic in Going Up!
Well, that's Philip Johnson for you. Swamplot says this building is three times the size of the previous design, in part because the developer was able to buy the house next door.- 292 replies
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GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
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One project that is not shown on this map is the Hamilton Apartments, which will go up on St. Joseph Parkway (NW of the intersection of I-45 and US 59/I-69). There's a building permit listed in HBJ, which usually doesn't happen until dirt has started moving. The description is apartment units atop a garage structure. No other details, other than it's a $15 million project.
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Alexan Downtown: Multifamily At 1414 Texas Ave.
toxtethogrady replied to downtownian's topic in Downtown
Today's BisNow mentioned this project obliquely, saying Trammell Crow had a 6-story project in the pipeline for Downtown.- 316 replies
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Two different articles on two different days. Of course, we may get a third story from BisNow's Future of Downtown conference.
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Kinder High School For The Performing And Visual Arts At 790 Austin St.
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Kinder High School For The Performing And Visual Arts At 790 Austin St.
toxtethogrady replied to Subdude's topic in Downtown
Banish the thought! We who were in those early classes back in the '70s want nothing to do with "Fame". Better to ask the late Ruth Denney. And the theatre needs a Star of David in the ceiling. -
I think that's intended, as is the line to Intercontinental. How soon depends on John Culberson getting removed from office.
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The Cosmopolitan Of Houston: Multifamily At 1818 Commerce St.
toxtethogrady replied to Urbannizer's topic in Going Up!
Houston did not get Harris Teeter, which became a major fixture in DC (the Teeter in Shirlington is a great example of mixed use combining residential, shops and even a theater and library). Sadly Teeter's been gobbled up by Kroger, so no chance of seeing them in Texas.- 117 replies
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At the same time, this one isn't going away. BisNow included a mention of it in today's edition. Along with a 6-story residential also being developed by Trammell Crow but not shown on the development map.
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Colliers claims 90% of the A and B product downtown is leased, based on this morning's BisNow (I know - two different people, two different days, two different opinions). And rents are going way up.
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Except there is a Broadway and it goes straight to Hobby Airport. (And one day, it might even be nice to look at ).
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GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
toxtethogrady replied to MontroseNeighborhoodCafe's topic in Downtown
That reliable source is now BisNow. But demolition comes first. -
Is this the Trammell Crow midrise?