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    Houston Business Journal published an article about the top out of Rone Residences at 2311 Westheimer Rd. The article is mostly a rehash from the press release. There is one detail about the luxury apartment building that's news to me (although this may be old news): The pool deck will have a 75-foot lap pool and a separate cold plunge pool. https://www.bizjournals.com/houston/news/2024/04/09/high-street-residential-rone-residences-apartments.html While the news of the pool has been reported before, I don't recall reading anything regarding the length and the addition of a cold plunge pool.
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    Two franchise/underground encroachment bills were filed yesterday for 2020 Travis St. Details from one permit: Use: Metal awning on Gray St for project on 2020 Travis Details from the other permit: Use: Metal awning & sanitary sewer on Travis St for project on 2020 Travis The permits are for The Block at Midtown. It's a new retail center undergoing renovations.
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    A plan reviewing fee was purchased today for 1515 Studemont St, Suite 204. Details from the permit: Use: Remodel, retail FCC Group : Non-residential alteration Elara Orthodontics is opening on the second floor of 10 and Heights. Earlier this year, the orthodontics office announced its expansion to the Heights area.
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    Several sign permits were purchased yesterday for 95 Tuam St, Suite 103: Sign plan review permit Sign site inspections permit The permits are for a bar named Maxaryk. Sign plan review permit Sign site inspections permit
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    Several permits were purchased yesterday for 1515 Studemont St, Suite 201: Sign plan review permit Sign site inspections permit The permits are for Drip Dental Studio. It's one of several tenants for the forthcoming 10 and Heights. Sign plan review permits Sign site inspections permit
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    A mechanical permit was purchased last week for 611 W 22nd St, Suite 1A: Details from the permit: Use: 3,500 sf conversion / restaurant 1-2-3-a2-b '15IBC 100%spk FCC Group: Non-residential alteration The permit is for the remodel of Dandelion Cafe's forthcoming Heights location. It's taking over Kraftsmen Baking's former space at Heights Clocktower / Heights Clock Tower.
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    Interior photos of Local Foods' new location in Post Oak Plaza. The photos are included in the CultureMap article linked in the previous post. Local Foods is located at 1709 Post Oak Blvd.
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    According to CultureMap, Local Foods is open at Post Oak Plaza. The restaurant replaced the former Panera Bread unit at 1709 Post Oak Blvd. Prior to relocated to its current location, Local Foods operated in Gables Tanglewood at 5740 San Felipe.) https://houston.culturemap.com/news/restaurants-bars/local-foods-post-oak-opening/
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    Chron.com covered the demolition of The Ginger Man in an article published today. Unfortunately, the article doesn't reveal Rice Management Company's plan for the property. The Ginger Man was located at 5607 Morningside Dr. https://www.chron.com/food/article/rice-demolishes-houston-ginger-man-19393308.php
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    A Class 2 subdivision replat (C2R) was recently submitted for three lots at 4107 McKinney St and 4109 McKinney St. The subdivision plat is named Downtown Eastwood District. According to the information submitted, the reason for replat is "to create one unrestricted reserve." It looks like this will be on the agenda for the next Houston planning commission meeting on April 18. The L.M. Greco Building at 4109 McKinney St will soon be home to Willow's Texas BBQ.
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    Parking and rentable square footage details for 1600 Sawyer: Underground - 175 parking stalls Level 1 - 65 parking stalls Level 2 - 160 parking stalls Level 3 - 160 parking stalls Level 4 - 56,356 rsf Level 5 - 49,971 rsf Level 6 - 48,044 rsf Rooftop - 30,323 rsf
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    Additional details about 1600 Sawyer from the brochure are below. 1600 Sawyer is a mixed-use office boutique building featuring a mass timber design. The development is from Trammell Crow Company. ESG Architecture is the architect of record. 17, 500 sf of ground floor retail 187, 546 sf of office space 24,000 sf of activated terraces 5,550 sf of rooftop retail space 3/1000 parking ratio Slated delivery: Q4 2025
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    Additional renderings of 1600 Sawyer from ESG Architecture's website. These are also included in the marketing brochure linked last year. The renderings are by UCharm.
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    More on 1600 Sawyer from ESG Architecture's website: This mixed-use boutique office building will be located in the emerging Sawyer Yards district of Houston, Texas. Constructed of cross-laminated timber, this sustainable modern industrial design acts as a bridge between the historic character of the neighborhood and the emerging tech-focused demographic of the working population. The street level will include retail space, and each unique multi-tenant floor plate above shares a central amenity space as well as spacious outdoor terraces. 6 stories; 200,00 RSF
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    Magnol / Magnol French Baking officially announces its expansion to the Heights. The Leader published an article today with additional details. Last summer, Magnol acquired the 1115 E 11th St property. The proprietors of Andy's Home Cafe previously owned the property that also housed their restaurant. More from the article: [Otto Sanchez] plans to gut the space and breathe in new life...Opening for the 2024 holiday season is the dream, but with the historic building designation, it’s going to take a bit of time to really firm up timelines,” says Sanchez. https://www.theleadernews.com/business/magnol-french-baking-to-open-in-houston-heights/article_db588142-f68f-11ee-9dc7-2f903599a09c.html
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    @Sanjorade 1115 Live Oak is one of the properties included in the East Block announcement:
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    Last week, High Street Residential published a press release on the topping out of Rone Residences. Previously known as Residences on Westheimer and River Oaks on Westheimer, the 12-story apartment building is located at 2311 Westheimer. High Street Residential (HSR), the residential subsidiary of Trammell Crow Company, and JV Partner Daiwa House Industry Co. Ltd. topped out construction at Rone Residences, a 12-story multifamily community located in Houston’s River Oaks/Upper Kirby neighborhood. The JV broke ground on the 209-unit project in January of 2023 and is on schedule to deliver the first units during the first quarter of 2025. https://www.trammellcrow.com/newsroom/high-street-residential-tops-out-12-story-rone-residences-in-houston
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    Additional renderings of East Blocks from the latest leasing brochure: 1107 Hutchins St 2315 Polk St 1115 Live Oak St
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    In the latest leasing materials for East Blocks, the on the blocks map has been updated slightly. Pitch 25 and 8th Wonder Brewery are shown on the map now. Both were previously announced as part of the East Blocks hub last fall.
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    Marketing materials for East Blocks have been updated. Not much has been added since the last release. Also, no new additions, at least as far as tenants go. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_grJMGGr2pCORTWnt39zl2j9rhEbxnSh/view https://drive.usercontent.google.com/download?id=1_grJMGGr2pCORTWnt39zl2j9rhEbxnSh&export=download&authuser=0
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    There is a Class 3 subdivision final plat (C3F) for 1962 Lexington St. The subdivision plat is named Lexington Place. According to the information submitted, the reason for replat is "to create three lots and revise the building line." Single family residential is planned for the property, possibly townhomes. It looks like this will be on the agenda for the next Houston planning commission meeting. https://plattracker.houstontx.gov/edrc/DocDefaultReports.aspx?myAppId=80415&MyURL=xxx.houstontx.gov/2024/Applications/&myNumb=/2024-0681/SubdivisionPlatPDF_LEXINGTON_PLAT_04.03.24-Model.pdf
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    An utility administrative application fee permit (water/waste water application review) was purchased last week for 1962 Lexington St.
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    Two months after buying the 1962 Lexington St property, Forest Financial LTD demolished the buildings once occupied by restaurants Papa Mio and Ambrosia. Papa Mio was located at 2006 Lexington St. Ambrosia was located at 2002 Lexington St.
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    The 1962 Lexington St parcel was sold in October. County records indicate Forest Financial LTD acquired the property.
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    May 2022 Street View screenshots of 1962 Lexington St are below. Restaurants Papa Mio (2006 Lexington St) and Ambrosia (2002 Lexington St) were located on the property.
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