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    Also the Lambert Hall is on National Register of Historic Places. I wonder if that is allowed to be repurposed or torn down?
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    Houstonia has a list of Houston's favorite parks. https://www.houstoniamag.com/travel-and-outdoors/visit-top-parks-houston-texas
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    New plat for a place a called Backyard Heights. Looks to be nightclub developers from Scottsdale and the founders of Bottle Blond, David Sellers and Les Corieri.
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    Ion Fitness Facility. Architect - http://www.tramontedesign.com
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    Developer Jerome Karam has purchased The Gulf Greyhound Park in La Marque, Texas. He plans to make in a Las Vegas style concert venue. https://www.einnews.com/pr_news/566304703/master-developer-and-real-estate-mogul-jerome-karam-builds-largest-entertainment-and-business-park-in-the-south
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    Soundwaves is for sale but still open. Chinese consulate is still closed.
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    A company called Montrose And Marshall owns/owned 2/3 of the block up to the alley. I saw them doing core samples last week.
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    There is an alley on the back side of the plat, although hard to see but that is what I read from the render.
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    They also developed what is now City Vista at 2221 W. Dallas. https://uslivinginvestments-montrose.com
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    Looks like this is the developer..... https://www.us-living.com
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    Ok, yeah I see them now when I zoomed out. I guess all the warehouses will be priced out with new housing moving in.
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    Weird spot amongst all the warehouses but someone has to be the first to get the area turned into a new neighborhood.
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    Liebherr USA Houston has 3 of these FAA Obstruction permits for a Liebherr crane 400' high. I wonder what their plans are, I'm guessing they are setting up a crawler crane for some purpose. https://www.liebherr.com/en/usa/about-liebherr/liebherr-worldwide/usa/liebherr-in-the-united-states-of-america.html#!/accordion-start-usa=accordion-item-start-houston
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    From the La Tapatia parking lot.
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    They finally brought in a crane to hang the steel beams for the upper levels.
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    They didn't mention a timeline but they need to finish the Wesleyen to Buffalo Speedway section first and I suspect they will then do the Buffalo Spdwy to Shepherd after that.
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    Grabbed these screen slides from the Neartown Online Feb. 2022 Zoom Meeting about the reconstruction of W. Alabama from S.Shepherd to Spur 527. I also learned that the current configuration has been existing for 20 yrs and was done to alleviate traffic when TXDOT was redoing HW59/69 Spur 527. It used to have bike lanes and no middle turn lane. They also took out a stop sign at Garrott St. https://www.neartown.org/minutes-archive
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    From the Hanover Autry Park high rise.
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    Houston Chronicle has a story about the Printhouse...... "Lovett Commercial, the same Houston-based developers behind The Post Downtown, recently announced the opening of Printhouse, a 76,000 square-foot adaptive reuse project with commercial office space and retail at 2410 Polk Street." https://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/real-estate/article/In-EaDo-former-Houston-Post-building-gets-new-17020897.php
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    Good find @iah77 That's got to be it, here is the original church from Google Maps street view.
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    This what the big red crawler crane was doing, hanging steel structures in the Collaborative Building.
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    New plat for this, they are calling it "Richmond Lancaster Center".
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    "Improvements for the intersection where Westheimer Road and Elgin Street meet at Bagby Street are slated to begin March 24 in Houston." https://communityimpact.com/houston/heights-river-oaks-montrose/transportation/2022/03/21/construction-improvements-at-westheimer-road-and-elgin-street-to-begin-march-24/
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