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It's interesting to note that the surface lot across from this just went on the market. http://www.loopnet.com/Listing/SEC-WESLAYAN-W-ALABAMA-Houston-TX/11813599/- 144 replies
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I am sure this is somewhere on the going up, but I couldn't find it. Does anyone know how tall the new complex will be? I would guess Avalon Diner will be next to go.
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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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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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Colorado Group Plans $80M Mixed-Use, Infill Project By Jennifer D. Duell Last updated: July 19, 2005 08:23am HOUSTON-Within three years, a mixed-use project is expected to rise on Block 98, a piece of vacant land adjacent to the new city park and the George R. Brown Convention Center. Two companies from Colorado Springs, LandCo Properties LLC and Equity Edge LLC, have formed a partnership to transform the 1.5-acre tract into two residential high-rises with ground-floor retail space. Block 98 is bordered by Rusk, Crawford, Walker and LaBranch streets near Toyota Center. Each tower will contain 150 units that will be priced "for the young, single professional," says Michael Raider, LandCo's COO. He tells GlobeSt.com that construction will begin in about three years. "That's when the market will be ready," he says, explaining one tower will have rental housing and the other will be condos. "I am not sure that we'll break ground on both towers at the same time." Raider, a Houston native, was eyeing Block 98 about a year before he closed the deal with Crescent Real Estate Equities Co. for $6.5 million. "We see Houston as Denver about seven years ago with the new light rail, entertainment and park creation. Denver is just a huge residential market right now," he says, "and we think Houston is following right behind it." Raider's not yet selected the project architect, but says he's hoping to use a local firm. The partnership, Block 98 Partners Ltd., obtained a $4.9-million loan from Southern National Bank of Texas to acquire the land. Tucker Knight, a director with Holliday Fenoglio Fowler LP's local office, arranged a three-year bridge loan with an adjustable interest rate. The Block 98 development will be the second project that LandCo has tackled in Houston's CBD. The company recently acquired the former Days Inn Hotel at 801 St. Joseph Parkway for redevelopment into 251 luxury apartments and retail space. Construction is scheduled to begin in early 2006, with units delivering in early 2007.- 1191 replies
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Houston Housing Authority pays Trammel Crow for the development of the apartments.
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HHA proposal. 351 Units.
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InternationalTowerintheCBDisbeingdevelopedbyStreamRealty and Essex Commercial Properties. This 925,000-square-foot, 37 story, Class A building in the CBD is being marketed as Houston’s first 50-story office tower in 30 years. http://www.us.am.joneslanglasalle.com/ResearchLevel1/Houston%20Highlights_Q1_2013.pdf Hbj mentioned this in one of their articles yesterday Per the article it is bounded by Preston, Prarie, Milam, Travis and is 750,000 sqf which contradicts jll When I look at the location it is the same location as the supposed linbeck location. Can someone explain?
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Allora a Trammel Crow Residential brand, 351 units.
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New multifamily building proposed by Trammell Crow residential for the area bounded by Memorial, Sandman, Scotland and Reinerman St. Currently listed on the Planning Commission Agenda's Spreadsheet. http://mycity.houstontx.gov/plattrackerreports/rptDraftAgendaItems.aspx https://www.google.com/maps/place/Sandman+St,+Houston,+TX+77007/@29.7635894,-95.4126925,258m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x8640c74b3214cd73:0xc8d1c02665434a86!8m2!3d29.771178!4d-95.411564
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The Blair House Apartments on Academy are to be redeveloped with a -
The property is located at 5550 Bingle Road and is currently under construction. https://www.naipartners.com/media-center/press-releases/nai-partners-arranges-sale-of-16-8-acres-in-northwest-houston/ https://rebusinessonline.com/trammell-crow-to-develop-378-unit-allora-northwest-crossing-apartments-in-northwest-houston/ https://rejournals.com/nai-partners-arranges-sale-of-16-8-acres-in-northwest-houston/ https://www.crowholdings.com/allora-northwest-crossing
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TCR is planning a multifamily complex near CityCentre, here's the site: http://devmap.io/developments/alexan-citycentre
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http://www.chron.com/business/article/20-story-tower-planned-for-Energy-Corridor-3476117.php#photo-2806327- 171 replies
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Will this replace the apartments at the NW corner of Post Oak & Uptown Park Blvd? http://powersbrown.com/urban-design-mixed-use/mixed-use/rd-uptown/#/
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Near Minute Maid Park and adjacent to the 28-story Marquette building: 6-story, 267-unit residential building Developer: Trammell Crow Residential Est. construction start 3Q 2014 Est. completion 1Q 2017 http://www.downtownhouston.org/site_media/uploads/attachments/2014-05-08/140505_Downtown_Houston_Development_Map_11x17.pdf
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This is on HFF's website up for sale as part of Lakes on Post Oak site. https://www.hfflp.com/GetDocument.aspx?ID=91126&FN=Lakes+on+Post+Oak+Land+flyer.pdf&DT=1
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Found this on MCS Architects page, not sure if its old but the website holds current development on its page. *Pops up under construction slides* http://www.mcshouston.com/portfolio/
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This one will be similar to Alexan Heights, maybe a few floors taller. http://www.alexanheights.com/alexan-yale-street/
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Yet another five-story wrap in the Energy Corridor by Trammell Crow. http://www.bizjournals.com/houston/morning_call/2015/03/dallas-developer-paves-way-for-new-luxury.html -
I couldn't find anything on this and just read about it this morning. http://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Fire-museum-plans-doused-by-lack-of-funding-4927493.php?cmpid=btfpm#/0 That article on the Fire Museum's plans says that they are selling the land to Alexan. "Money for those improvements should come from a pending sale of the museum's planned building site, a 1.44-acre tract at Main and Hadley for apartment development. M. Scot Davis of Trammell Crow Residential said the high-end project, Alexan Midtown, will have five stories of apartments atop two levels of parking. Davis said the average 850-square-foot unit will lease for about $1,700 a month. Sale of property is to close on Monday, Davis said. Construction of the 215-unit complex should begin in January, with the first units ready for occupancy in early 2015."
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Sign is up seeking to consolidate a number of lots into a single unrestricted reserve. Nothing up yet on the Planning Commission agenda. Looks like most of the land is owned by Pappas, but only some of it is being used as a lot for their trucks (and for HPD speed traps). I doubt Pappas would develop it into a restaurant. Looks like too much land and Pappas has mostly been expanding in the burbs recently. My guess is that the land has been sold and someone else is going to develop. It is a bit of an odd shaped parcel. Kind of skinny, but might be a backward C shape if the vacant land on Allston is also in play. Of course, my wish would be for a mixed use development with 2-3 stories of residential on top of ground floor retail. There is a little cluster of retail north of 7th on Yale St. and Dry Creek across the street on 6th that could create another little retail enclave in the Heights. I doubt that it would happen because there are still pads for lease across the highway in Ainbinder and Orr's developments with rumors of another strip mall going in at SJ Stone. My guess is townhome cluster (Frank Liu-esque) or multi-family. Weekly is doing a big townhome project on TC Jester at the old elementary school site and has a little lot of town homes going in up the street from the site seeking a variance. I could see something like that happening. Of course, given the current trend inside the loop, a pencil box apartment complex is also a predictable use for the site. But, it is a bit odd shaped for what developers and lenders are looking to build inside the loop these days.
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Construction fencing has gone up along the southwest corner...a pretty large expanse of land that stretches from what used to be a gas station west to past what used to be a La Quinta (that motel is still standing). I'm hearing rumblings of mixed use, similar to CityCentre. Anyone know anything about this?
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More good news for DT... I remember reading a few post from last year that mentioned, the new park would be a waste of money.
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Alexan coming to the energy corridor. http://www.yourhoustonnews.com/memorial/news/alexan-enclave-coming-to-energy-corridor/article_eb8391f3-e597-591c-bda5-7f37603b6e9d.html
