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  1. A plan review was purchased today for 1711 Allen Parkway, Suite 101 (1711 Allen Pwy, Ste 101):


    Details from the permit:

    • Use: 2,567 sf restaurant build-out 1-34-1-A2-A '15IBC SPK
    • FCC Group: Non-residential alteration



    The permit is for Chardon. It's a French bistro that will be located on the first floor of Thompson Hotel / Thompson Houston in The Allen mixed-use development. Chardon is one of several dining concepts for the hotel from Table One Hospitality.


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  2. On 4/22/2024 at 5:20 PM, wilcal said:

    Plat submitted:

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    13 minutes ago, IntheKnowHouston said:

    Thanks for sharing the Levan Real Estate Reserve 2 plat, @wilcal.

    The plat is for 3101 Louisiana St, 3010 Milam St, and 3000 Milam St.


    Map with the aforementioned parcels outlined:

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    The proposed Levan Real Estate Reserve 2 subdivision plat is for a portion of the speculated development from Oxberry Group and The Kirby Group.


    Below are posts pertaining to plans if the plat receives approval:

    On 9/11/2023 at 2:08 PM, Paco Jones said:

    Construction services are currently being sought for civil work related to the proposed abandonment of Rosalie Street between Louisiana and Milam.  I don't know what the plans are for the future development yet. 

     

    On 10/9/2023 at 1:34 AM, IntheKnowHouston said:

    The video indicates this will likely be an adaptive reuse retail development. The development includes the following properties:
     

    • 3101 Louisiana St
    • 3100 Travis St
    • 3010 Milam St
       

    Oxberry Group is the developer of this project. However, The Kirby Group may have joined forced with Oxberry Group. Kirby Group is listed in the video description for the Midtown development. The two developers also partnered for the Montrose area mixed-use development Harlow District.

     

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  3. On 4/22/2024 at 5:20 PM, wilcal said:

    Plat submitted:

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    Thanks for sharing the Levan Real Estate Reserve 2 plat, @wilcal.

    The plat is for 3101 Louisiana St, 3010 Milam St, and 3000 Milam St.


    Map with the aforementioned parcels outlined:

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  4. A mechanical permit was purchased yesterday for 3750 Westheimer Rd.

    Details from the permits:

    • Use: New 5,380 sf restaurant lease space buildout 1-8-1-A2-B 15IBC SP/FA
    • FCC Group: Non-residential alteration



    Fielding's is leasing a unit at Novel River Oaks (2511 Willowick Rd.) It's a restaurant from Fielding's Culinary Group based in The Woodlands.


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  5. On 1/9/2024 at 3:21 PM, IntheKnowHouston said:

    Prego will be relocating soon, likely some time this year. The news was reported in October.

    Currently located at 2520 Amherst St, Prego's new digs will still be in Rice Village. It is moving to 5515 Kelvin Dr., Suite 130. Talbots, a clothing retailer, occupies the unit.


    Additional details from CultureMap's article:

    Prego will remain open at its current location (2520 Amherst) until the new restaurant — currently a Talbots clothing store — is ready to open. Anthony Vu from 2X Studio will design the new space, which will blend elements of the current location with some more contemporary touches. 

    https://houston.culturemap.com/news/restaurants-bars/prego-restaurant-moving-rice-village/

     

    1 minute ago, IntheKnowHouston said:

    Instead of relocating, Prego is closing for good. The longtime Italian restaurant announced it will close at the end of May.

    Prego announced its impending closure on its social media platforms today. The restaurant is located at 2520 Amherst St. Last fall, Prego announced it would relocate within Rice Village to 5515 Kelvin Dr, Ste 130.


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    Chron.com published an article on the news of Prego's impending closure. The article doesn't provide further details beyond the statement released by Prego.

    A longtime fixture in Rice Village, Prego will close at the end of May. The restaurant is located at 2520 Amherst.


    https://www.chron.com/food/article/houston-rice-prego-restaurant-closes-19418169.php

  6. On 1/9/2024 at 3:21 PM, IntheKnowHouston said:

    Prego will be relocating soon, likely some time this year. The news was reported in October.

    Currently located at 2520 Amherst St, Prego's new digs will still be in Rice Village. It is moving to 5515 Kelvin Dr., Suite 130. Talbots, a clothing retailer, occupies the unit.


    Additional details from CultureMap's article:

    Prego will remain open at its current location (2520 Amherst) until the new restaurant — currently a Talbots clothing store — is ready to open. Anthony Vu from 2X Studio will design the new space, which will blend elements of the current location with some more contemporary touches. 

    https://houston.culturemap.com/news/restaurants-bars/prego-restaurant-moving-rice-village/



    Instead of relocating, Prego is closing for good. The longtime Italian restaurant announced it will close at the end of May.

    Prego announced its impending closure on its social media platforms today. The restaurant is located at 2520 Amherst St. Last fall, Prego announced it would relocate within Rice Village to 5515 Kelvin Dr, Ste 130.


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  7. 10 hours ago, ToolMan said:

    I'm not very excited about this news. All of those bars mentioned above are Washington bars that serve overpriced drinks, subpar food, and turn into a nightclub after 10pm. This might just be a happy hour place for me.

    More importantly, it's going to mess up my Poison Girl weekend nights with overfill from the club :)


    True, but it's possible Melrose could be different. I'm still unsure what Melrose will be. It could be a bar, lounge, nightclub, or restaurant.

    I think Sundown Entertainment is partnering with one or both owners of Clarkwood for this forthcoming establishment. Perhaps this will have a similar vibe to Clarkwood, the wine and cocktail bar at 3201 Allen Pkwy, Suite 190. I noticed both Clarkwood proprietors are following Melrose on Instagram, so that's why I'm making the partnership assumption.

    Hopefully, more details will be released soon to the public via local news outlets.

  8. 4 minutes ago, IntheKnowHouston said:

    Plans for 2116 Bissonnet St were approved for permitting a week and a half ago. A screenshot of the plan review inspection report is posted below. 

     

    Details from the permit:

    • Use: 3,805 sf office remodel 1-2-5-b-b '15IBC
    • FCC Group : Non-residential alteration



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    Several permits were purchased yesterday for 2116 Bissonnet St:

    • Structural permit
    • Certificate of occupancy permit



    The permits are for renovations at the office building at 2116 Bissonnet.



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    Certificate of occupancy permit

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  9. On 10/12/2023 at 5:54 PM, hindesky said:

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    On 4/13/2024 at 7:04 AM, IntheKnowHouston said:

    A plan review permit was purchased yesterday for 2116 Bissonnet.


    Details from the permit:

    Use: 3,805 sf office remodel 1-2-5-b-b '15IBC
    FCC Group : Non-residential alteration

     

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    Plans for 2116 Bissonnet St were approved for permitting a week and a half ago. A screenshot of the plan review inspection report is posted below. 

     

    Details from the permit:

    • Use: 3,805 sf office remodel 1-2-5-b-b '15IBC
    • FCC Group : Non-residential alteration



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  10. On 12/28/2023 at 5:39 PM, hindesky said:

     

    On 12/28/2023 at 11:46 PM, IntheKnowHouston said:

    Following the filing of an architectural barriers project with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR), two plan reviewing fee permits were filed today for 3401 Canal St.

    Details from the permits:

    • Use: Conversion, retail; One-stop re-roof, retail
    • FCC Group: Non-residential alteration 



    As posted previously, local coffee shop Slowpokes is opening a storefront at 3401 Canal St. It's one of several forthcoming additions to The Plant / Second Ward. The development is from Concept Neighborhood.


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    A plan review was purchased yesterday for 3401 Canal St.

    Details from the permit:

    Use: Conversion; retail
    FCC Group : Non-residential alteration 


    The permit is for local coffee shop Slowpokes. It's one of several forthcoming additions to The Plant / Second Ward. The development is from Concept Neighborhood.


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  11. On 4/18/2024 at 6:41 AM, IntheKnowHouston said:

    Several occupancy permits were purchased yesterday for 2517 Ralph St:

    2517 Ralph St was last home to neighborhood bar La Grange. I'm not sure if the recently purchased permits pertain to a new business moving in or not.



    I think the occupancy permits purchased last week are for a new business at 2517 Ralph St. Supposedly, a new venture from Sundown Entertainment is slated for the former La Grange space.

    Sundown Entertainment is behind local bar and night club concepts The Sporting Club, The Sugar Room, Clutch, and Todos Santos. Muse is also part of their dining portfolio.

    It's possible the name of the business opening at 2517 Ralph St is Melrose. I'm not sure. I'm also unsure of the concept; although I'm leaning towards it being a bar or a lounge.

    There is an Instagram for Melrose and registered web domain.


    Edit: The business slated for 2517 Ralph St is Melrose. I did a search and noticed the business recently applied for an alcohol permit.


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    https://www.instagram.com/melrosehtx

  12. 1 hour ago, IntheKnowHouston said:

    Back in January, Urban Eats announced its doors were closing at 3414 Washington Ave.
     

    https://www.houstonarchitecture.com/topic/6065-the-heights-restaurant-and-bar-scene-more-coming/?do=findComment&comment=695796



    It appears Millie's / Millie's Kitchen & Cocktails is leasing Urban Eats' former space at 3414 Washington Ave. The address is listed as coming soon on Millie's website.

    There is no opening date provided for the forthcoming Washington Corridor outpost.

    Millie's a local restaurant located in Oak Forest at 3542 Oak Forest Dr.


    https://millieshouston.com/houston-millie-s-locations


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  13. 43 minutes ago, IntheKnowHouston said:



    Interior photos of 3414 Washington Ave included in leasing materials:



    First floor

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    Upstairs

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  14. 34 minutes ago, IntheKnowHouston said:



    Exterior photos of 3414 Washington Ave from leasing materials:


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  15. 34 minutes ago, IntheKnowHouston said:

      



    Aerial photos of 3414 Washington Ave included in leasing materials.


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  16. Following the closure of Urban Eats' Washington Corridor location, Chodrow Realty Partners marketed the 3414 Washington Avenue property on behalf of the property owner.


    Below are details from the LoopNet listing:
     

    • 4,545 sf of retail space available
       
    • This former full-service artisan bistro, craft bar & urban market is available for lease.  The upper level was the bistro & bar.  Most of the downstairs is also a market of artisan and gourmet groceries, as well as having a bakery and café.
       
    • Property Type: Retail
       
    • Property Subtype: Restaurant
       
    • Gross Leasable Area: 4,545 sf
       
    • Year Built/Renovated: 2005/2013
       
    •  Parking Ratio:  4.4/1,000 SF



    https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/3414-Washington-Ave-Houston-TX/30760974/

    https://www.loopnet.com/viewer/pdf?file=https://images1.loopnet.com/d2/fBd-QWdy0oHyPkmHUJG3Cx2GPQyKjZUAobBdDCRtZx8/3414 Washington Ave Flyer.pdf

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  17. The 16,152-square-foot parcel at 3414 Washington Ave is located in the Washington Corridor area. It sits on approximately 0.37 acres on the corner of Wagner St.

    A 4,545-square-foot two-story brick building is located on the property. According to records on the Harris Central Appraisal District website, the building was constructed in 2005. Then in 2013, another building was built next to the existing one.

    Until earlier this year, Urban Eats, a local restaurant and market, occupied the building.



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  18. On 6/27/2023 at 10:10 AM, IntheKnowHouston said:

    Andy's / Andy's Home Cafe's last day at 1115 East 11th St is July 9. The restaurant is relocating. Andy's hasn't locked down a location yet, according to their response to a comment on Facebook.




    Andy's Home Cafe may have found a new home in the  Near Northside area.

    Recently purchased occupancy permits list the occupant as Andy's Home Cafe. However, the address on the permit is for a Midtown property. It's likely the permit contains an error. Instead of 2121 Main St, Suite A, more than likely the permit is for 2121 N Main St, Suite A.

    Andy's Home Cafe sold its longtime property at 1115 E St to Magnol last summer.


    https://www.houstonarchitecture.com/topic/53555-christina-center-2121-n-main-st/?do=findComment&comment=700977  

    24 minutes ago, IntheKnowHouston said:

    Several occupancy permits were purchased Friday for 2121 Main St, Suite A.
     

    • 1 story occupancy inspection permit
    • Certificate of occupancy permit



    Details from the permits:
     

    • Use: Occupancy report/ restaurant/ 1,410 sq ft.
    • FCC Group: Non-residential alteration



    The listed occupant on the permits is Andy's Home Cafe; however, the permits are for a Midtown address. More specifically, the address on the permits pertains to the former Greyhound bus station.

    I think the address on the permit may be incorrect.

    It's likely Andy's Home Cafe may be leasing a unit in the Christina Center. Perhaps the permit is for 2121 N Main St, Suite A; whose previous occupant was Takeria HTX? Takeria HTX closed recently.

    Previously, Andy's Home Cafe was located in the Norhill neighborhood. The restaurant closed its doors at 1115 E 11th St; selling the property to Magnol, a local French bakery.




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