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  1. clutchcity94
    Thoughts on what kind of impact this will have on property values (residential included) in the Montrose area?
  2. clutchcity94
    The more I think about it, this spot would be perfect for another art studio or museum, similar to the art space directly across Woodrow Street (4411 Montrose). Or, of course, more townhomes. I just don’t see an office building working in this spot.
  3. clutchcity94
    Cmon you can private message me the details...I’m a ClutchFans BBS ‘01’er
  4. clutchcity94
    Anyone know what tech company already signed a lease? Did we steal a company away from Austin??
  5. clutchcity94
    What was where the Menil Collection building is now? Was it just a bigger Menil Park?
  6. clutchcity94
    Should be a Uniqlo.
  7. clutchcity94
    West Alabama and Mulberry - love that intersection! Before the Menil in 87ish, what was there? Was Menil Park always there?
  8. clutchcity94
    Who currently owns this piece of land?
  9. clutchcity94
    lending is as cheap as ever now.
  10. clutchcity94
    If demand is low (i.e. lots of empty storefronts all over Montrose), shouldn’t rent decrease?
  11. clutchcity94
    Not to mention the entire empty strip of shuttered restaurants further south on Montrose, just south of Richmond. Why can nothing stay open there?
  12. clutchcity94
    Any bets on when the McDonalds across the street will shut down? I was just at Sweetgreen and saw one of the Sweetgreen employees eating McDonald’s during his lunch break on the Sweetgreen patio. That summed up the state of Montrose right there.
  13. clutchcity94
    Will this be the first 7-11 in Houston?
  14. clutchcity94
    A great spot for retail in the area is the abandoned Museum Florist shop at 5007 Montrose Blvd. I really love the retro look of that brick building. Anyone know when it closed?
  15. clutchcity94
    Kam’s? Grand Prize?
  16. clutchcity94
    HCAD is down at the moment, otherwise I'd check.
  17. clutchcity94
    According to the Instagram page of the business Glass Cypress, located at 1711 Indiana Street in Montrose, the owners of the store will be "reinventing a shopping experience by reconstructing three blocks on Indiana Street into a mixed-use commercial subdivision. Indiana Street will metonymically refer to a stretch of real estate in the heart of Montrose which will offer over twenty contemporary luxury goods stores." This was posted on their Instagram page, which has 98,000 followers, two days ago. I did some digging on these guys, and they seem to be early 20-something brothers who recently graduated from UH. For their age, they certainly do appear to have deep pockets. I wonder who is funding this...
  18. clutchcity94
    how so?
  19. clutchcity94
    Will be interesting to see how this pocket of Montrose develops once the tech innovation area next door is complete.
  20. clutchcity94
    Is this location cursed? Or is something bigger and better moving in?
  21. clutchcity94
    what website did you find that? I just see one name on HCAD’s site.
  22. clutchcity94
    On a related note, what’s the story with the abandoned house caddy corner from this development at 120 Portland St? It’s in ROUGH shape and has been for a while. I was driving down that street last night and I’m pretty sure squatters live there since I saw one laying out on the stoop. I believe it used to be a restaurant back in the 70s/80s. EDIT: Oh wow, I just read this on the Wikipedia page for none other than Joseph Finger: ”On 6 February 1953, a month short of his 66th birthday, Finger died at his home at 120 Portland Street.”
  23. clutchcity94
    what do you mean by that?
  24. clutchcity94
    Anyone knows what the future of this lot is? The old Drew’s BBQ spot has been vacant for over a year and a half.
  25. clutchcity94
    When will they start beautifying the surrounding area? That shiny new building sure will look odd surrounded by burnt out plants and boring streetscapes.
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