Jump to content

HNathoo

Full Member
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    538

  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    1

 Content Type 

Everything posted by HNathoo

  1. HNathoo
    starbucks would’ve loved to be on that corner. They want to be in the neighborhood, but are having a hard time finding a site that would pencil out. The land has gotten too expensive.
  2. HNathoo
    crew were out there today clearing the building. Pretty quick turn around from permit to demolition.
  3. HNathoo
    The city owns the building across Delano from this site. I believe the intention is to utilize parking for that buildings operations.
  4. HNathoo
    This is the block on McKinney between Delano and Nagle. Yay for no parking minimums in Eado!
  5. HNathoo
    love this. Hope to see more development in this pocket.
  6. HNathoo
    Plumbing Demo Permits pulled yesterday:
  7. HNathoo
    While he’ll enter negotiations with people, i firmly believe he just wants to feel good about what his property is worth. My guess is as long as the parking income he collects exceeds his property tax bill, this gives him something to do. It’s paid off and he’s not a real estate guy, so he won’t easily be able to find a replacement property to offset his taxable gains.
  8. HNathoo
    This is one of the most frustrating sites in Houston. Unlimited potential, but owner doesn’t have any motivation to sell. One day it’ll be an amazing high rise site with unblocked views of discovery green, sitting on the front door of the park bridge. Unfortunately, it’ll probably have to wait until the owners kids take over.
  9. HNathoo
    glad to have you back!
  10. HNathoo
  11. HNathoo
    This is all of block 251, and portions of blocks 275 and 276. HCAD currently shows ownership as MIPS Investments / MIPS Parking.
  12. HNathoo
    Wow - that building had some serious inner beauty.
  13. HNathoo
    That's very unfortunate. That member was a huge contributor to this forum and went above and beyond to provide very organized information, including timelines and archived links.
  14. HNathoo
    The lubys site has new ownership. I wouldn’t expect those guys to be there too much longer.
  15. HNathoo
    Just got an e-mail blast that the property is back on the market. Oxberry seems to have bowed out.
  16. HNathoo
    Does anyone have access to the TIRZ minutes? I believe Lovett got some funds for sidewalk improvements for 3-4 of their projects in Eado.
  17. HNathoo
    RevPAR (revenue per available room) has been pretty awful in Houston since the last oil bust. We added a ton of supply since then, and demand hasn’t picked up enough to offset it. These boutique brands are probably relying heavily on a condo concept to bring in enough money to offset the relatively low hotel revenue they might generate. Austin is a hotel market that can frankly never get enough rooms. The demand there is unbelievable, especially in the urban areas.
  18. HNathoo
    That’s a tough site to develop without some significant variances - you lose ~15k sq ft to setbacks on an already very tight site.
  19. HNathoo
    2020 report below: https://www.pwc.com/us/en/asset-management/real-estate/assets/pwc-emerging-trends-in-real-estate-2020.pdf No surprise - Austin took the top spot. They've pretty much been in the top 10 for the last 10 years. Houston came in disappointingly low (42) - Right below Cincinnati and ahead of Boise.
  20. HNathoo
    They seem to be doing it again on Almeda. That street is prime for big things. They do seem to have a great eye for real estate.
  21. HNathoo
    Game-changer
  22. HNathoo
    https://www.pwc.com/us/en/asset-management/real-estate/assets/pwc-emerging-trends-in-real-estate-2019.pdf
  23. HNathoo
    JLL is showing 3017 Milam as under contract. Seems like a great multi family site - I wonder if this is the site they have. https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/3017-Milam-St-Houston-TX/14605936/
  24. HNathoo
    I'd love to see this go up. Great alternative to townhome development.
  25. HNathoo
    There will probably be much less resistance within the MPNA by then. The organization seems to be mostly made up of retirees.
×
×
  • Create New...