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Plat filed for the eastern half of lot that currently has the office building containing the Maritime museum and Andes Cafe on 2311 Canal St., so only the portion currently empty is covered. This entire property along with the one across the street bounded by Canal, Navigation, Runnels and the RR are owned by Midway (listed as KBRN on HCAD, same as East River). Both are highlighted in the attached picture. Judging by the shape I am thinking mid rise apartments, hopefully with some mixed use fronting Navigation. Anyone have additional info? Could this be the start of a larger "Gateway to the East End" project comprising both properties.- 84 replies
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https://www.marquettecompanies.com/new-development
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http://www.chron.com/business/article/This-will-be-the-last-Halloween-for-Houston-s-12258832.php It will be open until the end of the year. Looks like its been sold to developers. Wonder what's on the horizon.
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Proposed 80-unit apartment project at Coyle and Napoleon.
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A 3-story office building with office & retail for Eado is currently on the agenda, renderings included.
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I heard from someone in the real estate community that this property traded hands. Does anyone know what the new owners plans are? I believe the restaurant depot store has already shut down.
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Google Maps says this was Florabunda - a wholesale florist
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Does anyone know what the Midtown Redevelopment Authority is planning to do with all of the random lots they own? The odd thing is none of them are actually in Midtown. They're in East Downtown and Third Ward. I see 457 lots on HCAD. I'm just interested to know. Thanks for any insight! idtown redev.pdf
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Proposed residential bounded by Live Oak/Pease/Nagle & Leeland St. Currently a warehouse sits on the site. SubdivisionPlatPDF_Ivy Lofts - 52629 - 151005.pdf
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Saw this on my bike ride today -- it may be old news....- 112 replies
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The lot in between Dallas and Lamar on Paige St had a full crew breaking down the structures on site yesterday. It used to be the Green Hill Recycling Management Center. Any word on what we should expect?
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Should the budget and plans for street and sidewalk development be changed with the release of TXDOT plans for highway reconstruction? It looks like TIRZ 15 has budgeted over 5 million over the next 5 years for construction on St. Emanuel (which will ultimately become a feeder road) and other streets that will be affected by the contruction. I am not pretending to be a city planner or engineer, I just looked at the budget and it was signed in early of 2016. Shouldn't the plans be revised? Shouldn't the Eado Management District be involved making these changes?
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Looks like there is a new bar or restaurant opening up next to Café TH. Got the info off a post on Nextdoor, so credit goes to someone else for finding it.
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Noticed banners up for "The CO-OP HTX" near The Studio HTX / Tout Suite on the corner of Chartres and Commerce. The banner had some form of rendering. Couldn't tell if it is a renovation of an existing warehouse around there or a completely new project. Here is the website: http://www.thecoophtx.co No website says nothing but "coming soon" as of now. Anyone have any additional info? I'll try to post pictures soon.
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Subdivision plat filed for a plot of land at Chartes & Canal. SubdivisionPlatPDF_EadoGrove.pdf
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Originally Askew Drugs (upstairs was a motel/hotel becoming a brothel in later years), the building at 2524 McKinney St has had many lives since being built in East Downtown (EaDo) in 1935. It was Bottle Warehouse Liquors, the Axiom in 90's (more on Axiom in Houston Press), a nightclub, and has since been operated as a nightclub/bar under various names like the Orbit Room and Loki Lounge. From a 2014 Loopnet listing (archived link):
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Does anyone have any idea what is going on at 319 St. Emanuel? Looks like an industrial warehouse is being renovated. I have not been able to take any pictures, but this is a screenshot of the warehouse from google maps:
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I couldn't find a dedicated thread for restaurant, bar and brewery construction in EADO, so let's start one! 8th Wonder Brewery's new addition (anyone know what it is?) [Photo: māk studio] [Photo: 8th Wonder Brewery/Facebook] And a video from 8th Wonder Brewery on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/190085201043010/videos/1027336837317838/?permPage=1 -
Noticed both notice of variance signs, and reasonably sized plots of land being cleared along the northwestern edge of the East End, mainly near Kennedy St. There is one lot on the corner of Jensen and Kennedy, Just south of the Buffalo Bayou and across from Guadalupe Park (currently being renovated), which is being cleared, along with the stretch of Kennedy St. between McAlpine and St. Charles being removed. Wonder if multiple decent sized lots could be connected for some form of multifamily development? Not a lot of info on this one that I am aware of. Anyone have a clue? Further along Kennedy St., 2 blocks, first one bounded by Kennedy, Live Oak, and Nagle (To the north are the Silos), and the second one bounded by Nagle, Kennedy, Middle, and Freund, have variances signs up. Both of them are referred to as "East End by the Bayou", with Asakura Robinson as the point of contact. Any idea what this is? I imagine townhome communities, just didn't know Asakura Robinson did that kind of projects. Further down on Nagle (near Fox St.), 2 lots have Urban living signs up. While not extremely shocking, it is a bit surprising given that there isn't much there quite yet. Finally, where Kennedy dead ends, there is another relatively large lot being cleared, just south of one being sold by Pinto. Does anyone know anything about these developments?
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Not much more than a rumor...But... There was some conversation on Swamplot earlier this week about the possibility of HEB building a store on the KBR Site. This kind of washes with the proposed 380/Retail Incentive programs being discussed with in the Business Journal. For what it worth...I saw "Scott" (The guy from the HEB Commercials) at an East Side Restaurant a couple weeks ago. Has anyone else heard anything about this? Apparently, there is some kind of meeting on Nov 8th, where this may be discussed. But, I have no idea what that may be.
