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2 new tenants were announced for Edge Realty Partners' redevelopment project in Bellaire at 5422 Bellaire Blvd: New York Deli & Coffee Shop and Bagel Shop Bakery. Both shops are part of the redevelopment of the center with the pawn shop ( Money Mart or Money Mart Pawn & Jewelry ). From CultureMap Houston yesterday: Bellaire residents won’t have to drive very far to get fresh bagels in 2020. New York Deli & Coffee Shop and its companion bagel shop, the 44-year old staple of Houston’s Jewish community, will add a second location near the Bellaire Triangle, partner Michael Saghian tells CultureMap. Saghian and his partners, Shaun Leva and bagel shop co-founder Ed Gavrila, have purchased a former drug store/pawn shop at 5422 Bellaire Blvd that will allow them to expand all of their current businesses: Houston Catering Concepts, New York Deli & Coffee Shop, and the Bagel Shop Bakery. Currently, the partners expect to move the catering business from its current home on lower Westheimer to the new facility some time in the second quarter of 2020; the retail spaces will open in the third quarter. The approximately 12,000-square-foot building offers enough room for HCC, a business that Saghian says delivers 45 to 50 corporate catering jobs every weekday, to expand its operations as well as provide a 5,000-square foot, 200-seat second location of the popular diner. The space will also have a private events room capable of seating 120 people. In addition to housing a catering kitchen and the restaurant, the new space will also offer a second location for the bagel shop. More: http://houston.culturemap.com/news/restaurants-bars/11-06-19-ny-deli-coffee-shop-bagel-shop-bakery-second-location-city-of-bellaire-michael-saghian-shaun-leva-ed-gavrila/

From the Edge Realty Partners listing for the redevelopment of the center with the pawn shop ( Money Mart or Money Mart Pawn & Jewelry ). This is located in the city of Bellaire , TX at 5422 Bellaire Blvd (on the corner of Bellaire Blvd & Chimney Rock ) The building will undergo a redevelopment, updating the facade and adding additional square footage to create a cohesvie tenant mix The new addition will be 8,960 SF Parking: 62 spaces Money Mart is the site of the former Eckerd Drugs store, built in 1998.

I agree. This forum covers areas that are far from each other and not connected in any way. Which defeats the point of having forums that are organized and easy to follow or contribute (it shouldn't take guesswork to find a topic or figure out where something should go, which is the case here and in other forums since these changes were implemented a month and half ago). There's the city of Bellaire mixed with Bunker Hill and everything else. It makes no sense. And it makes no sense that the suburb forums have been nuked and merged with parts of town in the city of Houston. Like the Pearland area shares the same forum as southeast Houston (Sunnyside and South Park that are in the city of Houston) and the Woodlands shares the same forum as Acres Home and neighborhoods that are in the northern part of town in the city of Houston. There should be a catch all forum for neighborhoods in the city of Houston, forums that are separated by parts of town (one of southwest Houston, one for southeast Houston, one for east Houston, one for northeast Houston, and so on). Then a thread for the suburbs (Katy area - would include Fulshear and other towns in that area, Pearland area - would include Manvel, Alvin, etc, Cypress, The Woodlands - would include Shenandoah and Conroe, and so on) As for this, there should be threads for neighborhoods that have lots of developments going on: Galleria and Uptown area, Memorial area, Washington Corridor, Garden Oaks / Oak Forest areas, Rice Village and West U area, Astrodome area (that's the name of area), and so on, similar to the dedicated threads for downtown, the Heights, and the Medical Center. To me and others here (who have shared the same concerns privately) that makes sense and makes it easy for everyone. This current setup doesn't make sense.

This was originally posted June 3, 2017 in the previous thread for 120 Westheimer. It's being reposted / reupped since the original thread and other content from me were removed. Specs from Loopnet listing: 120 Westheimer Rd. Houston, TX 77006 New 7,654 SF Retail Center on Lower Westheimer Just west of new Whole Foods mixed use Develop. 7,654 SF Available Up to 2,500 SF of Restaurant Steps away fro new Whole Foods Mixed Use Development 40 Parking Spaces Immediate Access to Hwy 59 Ideally Located between Montrose and Midtown Marketing materials: https://www.davis-commercial.com/property/lease/120n-Westheimer-Rd.html Site plan

This was in the previous thread for Bering Omega | 2920 Fannin | Midtown | Clinic. It's being reposted / reupped since the original thread and other content from me were removed. Originally posted by hindesky, May 7, 2018 in the thread for Bering Omega | 2920 Fannin | Midtown | Clinic.

This was in the previous thread for 206 W 27th St. It's being reposted / reupped since the original thread and other content from me were removed. Originally posted by Angostura, October 31, 2017 in the thread for 206 W 27th St. Lease rates in the Heights have gotten to the point that we're only really seeing established concepts, or new outposts from experienced operators, moving into new developments. Think of what's recently opened or slated to open in the next year or so: - Bernie's - Better Luck Tomorrow - Cane Rosso - Cloud 10 - Helen - Melange Creperie - Mellow Mushroom - Wooster's Annex/Heights Bier Garden- Bosscat - Dish Society - Hopdoddy - Snooze - Superica BLT is the only original concept, and given the pedigree of the ownership team, it's as close to a sure thing as there is. We're already seeing some of the development getting priced out of the Heights happening in Shady Acres (at least 4 new bars along 19th), and a lot of new stuff is slated for the east half of Washington (1st/6th ward) and east of downtown.

This was in the previous thread for 2702 Yale St. It's being reposted / reupped since the original thread and other content from me were removed. Originally posted by crockpotandgravel, August 13 , 2019 in the thread for 2702 Yale St. Updated site plan of 2702 Yale in the Heights, Houston. This is from the most recent leasing brochure.

Website for Common Desk at the Block in Houston. There are no renderings yet and no photos of the build out on the website or their social media. I'm hoping someone tells them the Houston office is not in EaDo but Second Ward. https://thecommondesk.com/locations/eado-houston-coworking/

Last week, another tenant was announced for The Block, Ancorian's new Second Ward development at 2339 Commerce St: The announcement provided insight on the coworking office reported over the last two years. Ancorian signed Common Desk, a coworking office from Dallas. I think the address Houston Chronicle reported from the press release is wrong. Instead of 2339 Commerce, the Chronicle lists 2339 Canal St. From Houston Chronicle last week: Coworking company Common Desk opened its first location in 2012 in Deep Ellum, a neighborhood just east of downtown Dallas known for its arts and entertainment venues. The company saw similar characteristics in Houston’s EaDo, where it's planning its newest outpost. Dallas-based Common Desk will occupy 25,000-square-feet in a warehouse redevelopment project at 2339 Canal St. called The Block. “EaDo reminds us of Deep Ellum,” Nick Clark, CEO of Common Desk, said in an announcement. “It has the cultural authenticity and significance that we as a brand love to build a foundation from, offering the diverse variety of concepts and convenience you want from a submarket, without the congestion and parking difficulties you might find in a central business district.” The new EaDo coworking space will have shared desks, eight conference rooms, private offices and suites for larger teams. Amenities will include a fitness concept, an outdoor patio, coffee shop, wet bar and shared kitchen. It will open next summer, the company said. More: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/real-estate/article/Dallas-coworking-company-to-open-EaDo-outpost-14691880.php

I just hope whatever the Sharifis ( SFT Investments ) have planned for this property happens. I'm still bummed about the Fairview District.

This was originally posted September 30, 2019 in the previous thread for 125 W Crosstimbers St | Independence Heights. It's being reposted / reupped since the original thread and other content from me were removed. From the brochure:

This was in the previous thread for Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery @ 2201 Dallas Street. It's being reposted / reupped since the original thread and other content from me were removed. Originally posted by UtterlyUrban, July 25, 2018 in the thread for Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery @ 2201 Dallas Street. Great news indeed. What happened to the rum?

This was in the previous thread for Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery @ 2201 Dallas Street. It's being reposted / reupped since the original thread and other content from me were removed. Originally posted by HtownWxBoy, July 25, 2018 in the thread for Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery @ 2201 Dallas Street. Great news for EaDo!

This was originally posted September 30, 2019 in the previous thread for 125 W Crosstimbers St | Independence Heights. It's being reposted / reupped since the original thread and other content from me were removed. 125 W Crosstimbers St was put on the market this summer. Various listings have July as the earliest listing date. MP Instrument Co sits on the site of 125 W Crosstimbers in Independence Heights, Houston. The leasing agent for the site is S & P Interests https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/125-W-Crosstimbers-St-Houston-TX/16494169/ (archive link) Brochure https://images1.loopnet.com/d2/SNU8fVJnjQJFViHcSuLOw17Fp5QOpU5_OSK2h1fVpm0/document.pdf (Archive link) https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/125-W-Crosstimbers-St-Houston-TX/16493982/ (archive link) Brochure: https://images1.loopnet.com/d2/xBZmLc86Y8VmMPlvmfKPsFOVrCzMwdUR2gx7WiQArHg/document.pdf (archive link) From the listing: Hard Corner On Yale And Crosstimbers – For Sale, Lease Or BTS Year Built 1979 Lot Size 2.35 AC Sale Type: Investment or Owner User Property Type: Industrial Parking Ratio: 0.93/1,000 SF Property Sub-type: Warehouse Clear Ceiling Height 14 FT - 20 FT Building Class C No. Dock-High Doors/Loading 1 Rentable Building Area 46,587 SF Property Features • Hard Corner Of Yale And Crosstimbers • Garden Oaks Site Just 1 Mile From New Whole Foods 365 At Yale/610 Loop • 2.35 Acres with 46,587 SF Building (Will Divide) • Frontage - Approximately 300’ On Yale & 300’ On Crosstimbers • Curb Cuts On Both Streets

This was in the previous thread for Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery @ 2201 Dallas Street. It's being reposted / reupped since the original thread and other content from me were removed. Originally posted by crockpotandgravel, July 25, 2018 in the thread for Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery @ 2201 Dallas Street. More on 8th Wonder Distillery at 2201 Dallas St in Houston. From Houstonia Just across the currently under-construction Dallas Street from the brewery, the distillery is showcasing vodka and gin, typical of new distilleries because they don’t require aging and can be served immediately. The vodka is distilled eight times, stripping away harshness and leaving a relatively clean, smooth sip. The gin is produced with hops used at the brewery, with the first batch including Cascade, and is lighter on the juniper profile that defines the spirit. A taste of the gin revealed a combination of fruity and earthy notes, with the sharp sweetness of black licorice pushing its way to the front. The distillery will be changing the featured hop for its gin, allowing variations that might bend it to a more citrusy profile, or to something more bitter and herbal. Soroka says 8th Wonder plans to produce white brandy and absinthe, and will soon dive into whiskey, rye, and bourbon, which all take longer to produce. And you can drink all this liquor inside the distillery’s post-industrial, extremely 2018 tasting room. There’s subway tile and brick walls, high ceilings with exposed beams, bourbon barrels sprinkled across the floor, and a chalkboard describing special vodka and gin cocktails, plus standard neat pours ($5 each). Soroka calls it “an intimate, elevated experience,” different from the broader, casual experience of the brewery, where pets roam in the outdoor beer garden and kids can cackle as loud as they want. But that’s the evolution: A brewery decked in Astros nostalgia and Houston memorabilia here, a cool subway-tile distillery tasting room there. https://www.houstoniamag.com/articles/2018/7/24/8th-wonder-distillery From 8th Wonder Distillery: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bk8XbDTneKR

This was in the previous thread for Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery @ 2201 Dallas Street. It's being reposted / reupped since the original thread and other content from me were removed. Originally posted by crockpotandgravel, July 25, 2018 in the thread for Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery @ 2201 Dallas Street. 8th Wonder Brewery's distillery at 2201 Dallas St in Houston opened this month. https://8thwonder.com/distillery From Houston Chronicle: The distillery offers vodka and gin to complement its sister brewery's line of Houston-influenced beers like Dome Faux'm, IntellectuAle, Weisstheimer, and Hopston. Located across the street from the existing brewery and its backyard WonderWorld area, the distillery and tasting room were both announced in October 2017. The distillery will be serving the new spirits in signature cocktails or customers can sample it neat if they would prefer. The same inventiveness that goes into concocting the flavor profiles of the brewery's beer is also seeping into how they make spirits.rs and see what people think." "We use the hops we use at the brewery in our gin which give it a very floral taste," 8th Wonder co-founder and president Ryan Soroka said Monday. "Our vodka is distilled eight times to give it fresher, clean taste." "It's a much more intimate feel than the brewery space," Soroka said. "We're ready to open the doors and see what people think." ...There are plans to introduce whiskey and other spirits later, according to Soroka. Some of the distilling barrels and materials are a part of the decor inside the tasting room, giving patrons an up close look at the process. "There is a white brandy on the way, and soon we will be making whiskey and bourbon but those be won't be available for a few years," Soroka said. https://www.houstonchronicle.com/entertainment/restaurants-bars/article/8th-Wonder-Brewery-s-new-distillery-opens-to-the-13043209.php

This thread was originally created September 30, 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. Mods, this is NOT in the Heights and it is NOT part of the Heights area. So, please leave this thread in the Other Neighborhood forum. Thanks. 125 West Crosstimbers Street in Independence Heights, Houston. This is on the corner of Yale St. Aerial view Street View

This was in the previous thread for Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery @ 2201 Dallas Street. It's being reposted / reupped since the original thread and other content from me were removed. Originally posted by crockpotandgravel, October 17, 2017 in the thread for Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery @ 2201 Dallas Street. Paul Revere Rum Distillery closed operations at their EaDo home last month because they outgrew the space. They're relocating to a bigger facility. The location will be announced at a later date. Replacing Paul Revere Distillery's at 2201 Dallas St will be 8th Wonder Brewery's new spirits business, 8th Wonder Distillery as posted in another EaDo thread: https://www.houstonarchitecture.com/haif/topic/32934-east-village-mixed-use-development-at-1201-st-emanuel/?do=findComment&comment=560209 More: http://houston.culturemap.com/news/restaurants-bars/10-17-17-8th-wonder-brewery-establishes-eado-distillery/ https://houston.eater.com/2017/10/17/16488348/8th-wonder-brewery-distillery-expansion

This was in the previous thread for Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery @ 2201 Dallas Street. It's being reposted / reupped since the original thread and other content from me were removed. Originally posted by samagon January 23,, 2017 in the thread for Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery @ 2201 Dallas Street. lol kbates2. I was (well, still am) excited about the prospect of a rum distillery right down the street from my house. I really enjoy a nice aged rum, neat with a water back, but clear rums have their place too. tiki drinks mostly. I'll support a local place.

Posted June 30, 2018 Photos of the Candy Shack at 5111 Washington Avenue in the Washington Corridor, Houston. https://www.instagram.com/p/BkoZxvKja5_

This was in the previous thread for Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery @ 2201 Dallas Street. It's being reposted / reupped since the original thread and other content from me were removed. Originally posted by kbates2 January 19,, 2017 in the thread for Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery @ 2201 Dallas Street. I am a rum drinker. Hoping they are adding in aged runs down the road. Not a clear rum fan at all.

This was in the previous thread for Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery @ 2201 Dallas Street. It's being reposted / reupped since the original thread and other content from me were removed. Originally posted by cUtterlyUrban, January 19,, 2017 in the thread for Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery @ 2201 Dallas Street. I am not a rum drinker. Not a fan. But I will head to this place and buy some to help them be successful! , even if it means I give the stuff away as a gift.

This was in the previous thread for in the previous thread for 823 Dumble St. It's being reposted / reupped since the original thread and other content from me were removed. Originally posted by Evil Developer, April 12,, 2017 in the thread for 823 Dumble St. they have their full liquor license now! i confirmed that last night in person.

This was in the previous thread for Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery @ 2201 Dallas Street. It's being reposted / reupped since the original thread and other content from me were removed. Originally posted by crockpotandgravel, January 18,, 2017 in the thread for Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery @ 2201 Dallas Street. Highlights from today's Houston Business Journal article about Paul Revere Revolution Rum Distillery at 2201 Dallas St: Paul Revere Rum Distillery has been in the works for nearly five years and is set to open in east downtown in the coming weeks, founder and partner Paul Stephens told the Houston Business Journal. Stephens, alongside partners Morris Nichols, Peter Vo and Chad Hallmark, leased roughly 2,500 square feet at 2201 Dallas St. in east downtown for the rum distillery. The distillery is located just down the street from the fast-growing 8th Wonder Brewery and across the street from Ancorian's East Village development, which will contain a large patio for food trucks and several bars and restaurants. "We’ve spent the last 12 months building out the distillery and getting ready for people to come visit us," Nichols said. Stephens leased the space at 2201 Dallas St. in 2014. Aside from the partners, there are no outside investors in Paul Revere Rum, which was previously known as Revolution Rum. That's allowed them a flexible timeline to develop the clear rum that will be available when doors open. The distillery is licensed to sell no more than 3,000 gallons of rum for on-premise consumption and 3,500 gallons for off-premise consumption annually. Customers will be able to buy two commemorative bottles of Paul Revere Rum every 30 days, according to guidelines from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. "Our goal is to make the best clear rum in a bottle," Stephens said. The distillery wants to break the mold of rum being marketed as a vacation or island drink. And rather than selling flavored or spiced rums, the partners plan to eventually develop and sell spice packets that customers can add to Paul Revere Rum. http://www.bizjournals.com/houston/news/2017/01/18/houstons-first-rum-distillery-nears-opening-date.html

This was in the previous thread for in the previous thread for 823 Dumble St. It's being reposted / reupped since the original thread and other content from me were removed. Originally posted by samagon, March 6,, 2017 in the thread for 823 Dumble St. This is good. It'll be added to my list of places to stop for my bikes and beers rides.