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    This is such a huge project for this area. Very glad this is happening!
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    Slim Thug use to have a chrome Ferrari. I use to see him on 59 all the time. That thing has to be tough to keep clean.
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    Idk I feel then entire vibe of Rice Village is fine. I mean the center is a bit suburban, but I feel the improvements will do enough for the area. I think The Village is a good combo of development that makes Houston what it is.
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    Parkway Ave?
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    I like the chill music
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    The density is beautiful
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    Oh God calm down Montrose1100 lol geez smh
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    Oh goodness lol smh
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    You know, while I think it is a very cool idea, Montrose1100 is right... there is such a dense grid of streets between downtown and midtown, that it woulf be a shame to maintain this physical barrier
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    Oh no we are way better than dallas so that's not the reason. I was just saying that a new branding by renaming the street would be great to promote the shopping district.
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    Are some of you people nuts!? This idea would be incredible. Screw NYC! For this city it would be so amazing to re purpose something like this. It would be a 2 for 1 deal, you eliminate the barrier between downtown and midtown and ou get green space. Seems like an easy win win IMO.
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    Nice density filling in
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    There's not much to elaborate about. The name of the street follows the name of what's being built around it. I mean if there are other ideas, I'm all for it. IMO I feel like a name change would work for this shopping area. It's something the city can promote to out of towners and help establish a focal point in the city to shop and visit. I guess I can agree that Green St. does sound a bit forced. Any other ideas?
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    The fact of the matter is that the housing is here. Yes SkyHouse isn't full but as demand increases and more developments progress downtown, these places will fill up.
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    All that's left is for some developer to tear down that ugly Magic Island and build and awesome skycraper!
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    A lot of those lots are filling up, this pic is kinda outdated
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    I have no idea what any of that has to do with renaming the street, BUT what I was trying to get across was maybe a clever name for the street since this is where our retail district will be. Green Street sounds good to me.
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    Glad someone has a clever idea! Nice!
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    The convention center is going to look so much nicer when this is complete
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    GREAT ARTICLE!!! GO HOUSTON!!! And as for the golf simulator! Please let this be true!
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    The city had already planned to rename the street a couple years back. I'll give you a reason though, because it's called 'dallas' st.
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    Is this project a for sure thing or still just a proposal?
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    The only problem I have with this development is its surroundings. I hope they widen sidewalks and revamp this area much like they've done on Westheimer and Kirby.
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    Haha... I just realized that as ugly as this building is, it's actually not as bad as thought
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    Man this is such a massive development for the area!
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