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Walking isn't so much a hassle. It's really that the Starbucks in the Target is unappealing since it's staffed by Target employees who clearly don't care. In any case, if I want coffee I'll head to Catalina instead. I highly recommend them. Prior to giving them a shot I wouldn't bother going out for coffee at all since no one could make a latte as good as what I could make at home.

I too recommend Catalina coffee.

Also the Sawyer heights flyer was updated again today, with lots of new info. New tenants (some of these may have been mentioned before) include:

Cingular AT&T

Pot Belly's

Smoothie King

Game Stop

Marble Slab

Golf Tec

Fat Burger

Dickie's

I guess that would explain the large amount of work going on at the site.

Still no info on the mysterious Chik-fil-a between the banks.

This may be old, but here is some info on the development just north of "The Glass Wall".

http://page-partners.com/flyers/1003.Studewood/1003flyer.pdf

The rendering looks good.

They have updated the Flyer again today. The latest updates include a Cingular/AT&T store and a Starbucks with drive-thru (in case walking to the one in Target was too much hassle for you).

http://www.propertycommerce.com/flyers/flyer44.pdf

I understand the "crack brownie" name, but no clue what pizza insurance is?

They said - it is to insure prompt pizza delivery , but really just a donation to a homeless shelter

4500 & 4600 Washington avenue info:( this is where the blue label is and the three story building (4600) is one block west. Let's not forget about the retail scheduled to be across from the apartments. "Urban?"

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/busine...ff/4895295.html

4500 washington (Majority of the parking is behind the building)

James Craig furnishings

Bikrams Yoga

??Sushi??

Blue Label Lounge

Here is the Flyer (with limted info) from ORRs website.

I wonder what they (Houston) will do with the old Fire Station, with this new development?

Any renderings or possible tenants??

It appears that Lovett Commerical has several projects in the works for the East side of Washington (i.e. by Corkscrew etc...). Here is their info...

1902 Washington Blvd - Mixed Use Development

1814 Washington Blvd - Resurrecting the Dittman Building into a possible restaurant. No renderings, but the link has some good photos inside and out of the building. At least they are trying to save this buidling.