scarface

our skyline does seem dull and tacky. I wish the building owners would take more note of how they're giving a poor appearance of the Houston skyline at night

i was just driving by downtown tonight and noticed that some of the downtown buildings haven't lit up their rooftops with the different colors that they did last year in honor of the Astros. This year they made it to the World Series. I wonder why they didn't do it this year?

i thought it was said they were supposed to be closing the greyhound statiion on Main sometime ago, earlier this year? Whatever happened to that?

why wouldn't something like this get off the ground? The demand for something like this in Houston is relatively high. I agree, they need to create more affordable housing downtown to generate a more mix of different people, culture to give downtown more character and to increase density downtown. The Pavilions project in Denver proved to be nothing but success by increasing shopping, dining, and entertainment. It was implemented in 1998. Denver's downtown was in a similar shape as downtown Houston is now in the 1990s. In fact, i think Houston's downtown is better off now than Denver's was so why wouldn't it get off the ground?