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This thread was originally created February 26, 2017. I'm reposting / reupping this because this post and other content from me are no longer available on the forum. An archive link of the thread before its deletion is here. Davis Commercial is marketing this property (archived link) next to an existing office building at 701 Richmond Ave. T he building size is 3,000 SF. More on Loopnet: Montrose Build to Suit on Richmond Ave. Up to 3,000 SF Restaurant/Retail 701 Richmond Ave. Houston, TX 77006 3,000 SF Bldg Prime Montrose Location Ideal for Restaurant or High End Retailer- 103 replies
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I heard rumors of a residential building planned for block 387. I finally saw something that gave that rumor some credence although I don't have anything substantial - this should be taken with a grain of salt. Soil samples.
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SubdivisionPlatPDF_BG3820.pdf Proposed multifamily by Fairfield Residential will replace the Houston Women’s Center.
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Proposed ~350,000 square foot multifamily building by Greystar and Meeks + Partners at 2305 Summer St. December 2020 Start Date https://www.constructionjournal.com/projects/details/a1bfaf5d0a914923bef950040df1df6b.html
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Venterra Living: Multifamily At 20515 Cypress Plaza Pkwy.
Highrise Tower posted a topic in Going Up!
Large multifamily in Cypress designed by Meeks + Partners.- 4 replies
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Architect - http://www.meekspartners.com
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Greystar Buffalo Speedway Total Cost: $42,365,000 Scope of Work: 378-Unit, 3-Story surfaced parking, garden style apartment complex. Owner: Greystar Development Architect: Meeks + Partners
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Architect - https://meekspartners.com
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Architect - http://www.meekspartners.com Developer - https://dagostinocompanies.com https://dagostinocompanies.com/dagostino_portfolio/city-place-2/
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Project Name: Foxlake Apartments Location Address: 1550 Foxlake Drive Start Date: 11/15/2022 Completion Date: 11/15/2024 Estimated Cost: $31,000,000 Scope of Work: Wood frame, 3 story garden, surface parked multi-family construction. Square Footage: 376,158 ft 2 Owner Name: OHT Foxlake I, LP Design Firm Name: Meeks + Partners This will take out HCC's old Katy campus building as they have moved to a new building: https://www.hccs.edu/locations/northwest-college/katy-campus/
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Architect - https://meekspartners.com 288 units developed by https://www.amcalhousing.com/texas-communities/
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Discovered this while looking for more information on another project by Greystar. http://apmanagement.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/The-Apartment-Report_APC_7.8.13_PRESS-BREAK.pdf
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http://www.loopnet.com/Listing/20224122/500-600-Blocks-of-West-19th-20th-Houston-TX/ Ohhhh the potential for that block! I have always wondered what in the world Chase was thinking holding on to that giant retail drive through and oversized bank building in the age of the internet.
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372 unit, Class A, 3 story market rate multifamily community. Architect - http://meekspartners.com
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New 420-unit apartments to be built on 19101 Kuykhendahl Rd. at Spring Cyprus Rd. Based on the owner address, it seems to be associated with Greystar, though they have nothing on their site. Design by Meeks + Partners.
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I saw this while clicking through the Chronicle. Forgive me if it has been posted elsewhere. http://blog.chron.com/primeproperty/2013/05/aging-apartment-complex-near-downtown-to-be-replaced-with-luxury-building/?cmpid=hpfsln *Changed link to the updated story.
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Looks like this is fenced off and dirt is moving! I did not know it was a thing! this is next to Potin in Edwards street / Sawyer Yards
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Noticed this project registered with TDLR.
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https://www.odenhughesllc.com/construction/ SubdivisionPlatPDF_1617-1823_Slate Heights_plat.pdf
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Meeks partners is the architect? I like this one a lot. http://www.meekspartners.com/elan-med-center http://www.elanmedcenter.com/ http://www.bisnow.com/commercial-real-estate/houston/houston-we-have-greystar/
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10-Story, 302 unit building planned by Allied Orion Group. 2017 Completion. Listed as #24, but the location is #25 on the map. Latest rendering and info: http://www.bizjournals.com/houston/news/2015/09/30/another-downtown-apartment-project-breaks-ground.html
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This won't be of much interest to most since it is pretty secluded in a fairly suburban area, albeit a dense one. A formal complaint was already submitted in the latest planning agenda.- 11 replies
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For those of you who have crossed Buffalo Bayou at the Beltway lately, you have probably noticed two giant spoils (dirt) piles on the east side north of the bayou. Has anyone heard any details about what is going on here. From what I have gathered so far the plan is for a six-story residential development named Ascension on the Bayou. The builder is Rampart Construction. Here is where it gets interesting. I am pretty sure most of the lot is directly in the flood plain especially now given how much they have cut into the side of the embankment. On top of that it looks like the location was once a low lying area but was built up through the dumping of debris from various flood control projects along the bayou. A look at historic arial photography supports this assumption.
