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Subscribed article: https://www.bizjournals.com/houston/news/2019/05/15/boutique-style-apartments-to-go-up-near-heights.html
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Project name: Studewood Mixed Use Development Address: 1023 Studewood Houston, TX 77008 Owner/Developer: Yawning Interests, LLC Architect: Heights Ventures Information: 3-story 14,500 SF mixed-use building with roof terrace at level 3.
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Variance sign is up for a 10' setback for a multifamily project at 580 N. Shepherd. Presto Maintenance Supply sold their company and moved out recently. Keep your eyes peeled for the next planning commission agenda for more details.
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http://www.davis-commercial.com/PDF/forlease/1835Shepherd-v9.pdf
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Beall Street Heights: 7-Story Multifamily At 1111 W. 23rd St.
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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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I believe this will replace The Garage, Houston Meat Dis. & Market Day of Texas SubdivisionPlatPDF_BG3642_Fairfield Sawyer Heights_PDF.pdf
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Per The Leader News, the 1949 Sears North Shepherd branch will be closing soon, sometime between July 11th and August 30, 2020.
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Big land sale announced: http://www.bizjournals.com/houston/morning_call/2015/02/21-acre-industrial-site-near-downtown-houston.html?page=all
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This thread was originally created September 18, 2019. I'm reposting / reupping this because this post and other content from me are no longer available on the forum due to a mod removing my account and its content in "error" (supposedly). The information may be outdated or no longer relevant, but reupping provides an archive to what was posted. It also provides a place to post future updates about this property if and when it's redeveloped An archive link of the thread before its deletion is coming. Moderator note: Removed your mod bashing. 923 Wakefield Dr in Garden Oaks, Houston (this is not in the Heights or part of the Greater Heights area) Ar Street View from March 2019:
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I created a thread for this a while back, but I can't find it in through Google cache since all of my contributions to this forum were deleted. So, I'm reupping the thread again minus the posts that were in the previous thread (since I didn't save it and it's been removed from Google cache). 1505 Oliver Street in the First Ward. This is part of Washington Corridor area of Houston (I think). Street View from February 2017
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Project: Alexan Junction Heights Address: 3003 Summer Street Houston, TX 77007 Developer: Trammel Crow Architect: EDI International Information: 7 levels of parking with 5 levels of residential wrapping garage. 335 units, total of approx. 520,000 SF Start Date: 12/20/2021 Completion Date: 4/19/2024 (I'm waiting for renderings)
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http://www.lovettcommercial.com/pic/dwnFeatures.aspx?webid=332
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This thread was originally created July 22, 2018. I'm reposting / reupping this because this post and other content from me are no longer available on the forum. An archive link of this thread before its deletion is here. Mods, please don't move this to the Heights forum where all of my other Washington Corridor posts were moved to this week. This is NOT in the Heights and it's not part of the Heights area. It's the Washington Corridor area, an entirely different area that as suggested and advocated for previously needs its own forum. There is lots of development happening here, much spurred by the Sawyer Yards and Buffalo Heights developments, which usually merits the creation of a new neighborhood fourm. Thanks. The warehouse and industrial property at 1512 Center St, off Washington Avenue is off the market. From Loopnet http://www.loopnet.com/listing/1512-center-st-houston-tx/8340767/ https://web.archive.org/web/20180722115645/http://www.loopnet.com/listing/1512-center-st-houston-tx/8340767/ (archive link) Industrial warehouse built in 1976 18 Ft ceiling height 1.40 acres, lot size
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Disappointing to see another historic demo (per HCAD this structure goes back to 1926), though IMO this building has been in fairly rough shape for years. New permits suggest a 4K sq foot c-store + kitchen. Hoping that with Caveza closing across the street this can bring some new life into the area - and it's something more than the c-store (Oscar's) that is already just a block north of here...
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https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/2520-Houston-Ave-Houston-TX/18515967/ 30 condo units with ~17,000 sq feet of retail/office space
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Proposed multifamily by Urban Genesis at 2100 N Shepherd Site SubdivisionPlatPDF_Waterworks Highline II North_Plat.pdf
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Looks like Broadstone purchased some more land for another apartment project in the greater Heights. Taking a wild stab that it might be this lot currently being used for a heavy equipment storage based simply on the shape of the lot and the shape of the new plat.
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http://theleadernews.com/danna-buys-3-acres-on-34th-street-for-stomping-grounds/
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http://www.braunenterprises.com/files/flyer_549943b2-0345-bf75-da9e-5463f91e16b1_2200-yale-november.pdf Looks like they are redeveloping the run down cleaners and Alabama Furniture
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3511 Houston Avenue in the Stinde subdivision of the Woodland Heights neighborhood. This is the Greater Heights area in Houston. This property also sits on the corner of Redan St, near the North Fwy ( I-45 N). Aerial view Street View February 2014 February 2017 July 2015
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https://houston.eater.com/2021/7/29/22599417/tony-mandolas-relocating-washington-corridor Days after stalwart Houston seafood restaurant Tony Mandola’s closed its doors, it looks as if the beloved spot has already found a new home. A sales tax permit application filed with the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts indicates that Tony Mandola’s has plans to open at 1017 Houston Avenue, in the space formerly occupied by Avenue Grill. In a phone call with Eater, a representative for Laurenzo Restaurant Group confirmed that the Houston Avenue space would be the future home of Tony Mandola’s. According to LoopNet, where the property was previously available for lease, the 3,728 square foot space building has been closed since 2018, immediately after a “significant” remodel that included a new roof and extensive updates to the space’s kitchen. Tony Mandola’s permanently closed its doors on July 28 after a decade in the city’s culinary scene. Throughout the years, the restaurant developed a devoted clientele of regulars thanks to its bountiful raw bar and top-notch service. When the closure was announced, co-owner Phyllis Mandola announced that a new location for the restaurant was in the works, and would be announced “soon.” A timeline in which Houstonians can expect this longtime restaurant to make a comeback has not yet been announced. The sales tax permit is set to go into effect in October 2021.
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Looks like they have leased the spot on 19th Street that used to be Retropolis between Manready Mercantile and Teasip. Not much info on the website, but I am pretty sure it is the same people as in the Chron article. This is a breath of fresh air for the Heights. I would not have thought that anything like this would have even been a possibility at a time when everyone is fighting for a spot in the Heights for restaurants/bars/boutiques/spas, etc. https://houstontoymuseum.com/ https://www.chron.com/entertainment/article/Houston-Toy-Museum-looking-for-permanent-site-2004388.php
