Jump to content

clutchcity94

Full Member
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    542

  • Joined

  • Last visited

 Content Type 

Everything posted by clutchcity94

  1. clutchcity94
    Ivy will do the trick.
  2. clutchcity94
    So excited to see what this building will become! This pocket of Midtown is going to be unrecognizable in a few years.
  3. clutchcity94
    Will there be a new exit on the southbound portion of IH-69 after the rebuild if Fannin is no longer there? Or will the next available exit be all the way at Shepherd?
  4. clutchcity94
    Tell me more...
  5. clutchcity94
    Something we drive by everyday and “don’t see”?! I live in Montrose and I see it everyday. I’m sure residents at The Hanover and the forthcoming La Colombe d’Or are thrilled.
  6. clutchcity94
    How will the amenities at Broadstone be compared to the taller Carter next door? Will they both be targeting the same demographic?
  7. clutchcity94
    Being up there is one of my favorite places in the city to relax. My house is only a 10-minute walk from there and I bought the house in Montrose two years ago when Glassell was still under construction, so this public space has been a particularly great amenity for me - wasn’t even a selling point when we bought!
  8. clutchcity94
    Well that certainly was fast! It’s all cleared out.
  9. clutchcity94
    I wonder what will occupy the vacant bar space next door (former Bar Victor) location.
  10. clutchcity94
    You do know there was a Planet Hollywood inside the Galleria from 1997-2000ish, right?
  11. clutchcity94
    No kidding! Please don’t post this to reddit/r/houston. I want first dibs!
  12. clutchcity94
    Same here. That’s why I bought a house in the area just north of the 59/Montrose bridge I see this area developing quite a bit over the coming years. Heck, the new Glassell School/ Cloud Gate is a 10-minute walk from my house and neither were there when I bought my house two years ago.
  13. clutchcity94
    These are my thoughts exactly!! I also have no idea why, but maybe it has something to do with the long-standing NIMBY sentiment from the nearby Ashby high rise fiasco. I know that’s a bit west of the Museum District, but maybe it scared developers enough?
  14. clutchcity94
    This. My wife and I actually swung by there on Saturday. We were sitting on the patio, right next to the metal fence, when a homeless man on a bicycle yelled an expletive as he threw a full beer can towards the fence. It landed two feet from my wife, luckily on the the street-facing side of the fence.
  15. clutchcity94
    Building a parking garage, eh? That might explain why 4316 Jack St and 4320 Jack St are listed for sale at $999,999 each...
  16. clutchcity94
    You’re right, it is very “Montrose”
  17. clutchcity94
    Here’s the marketing material from Cushman & Wakefield for this lot. Given that the two rumored mid-rise office projects never took off on this lot over the past decade, coupled with the new Broadstone Museum District condos going up right across the bridge, I’m will to bet this gets developed into a similar luxury condo mid-rise/high rise. It’ll be very well positioned to the new Ion tech center as well, Thoughts?
  18. clutchcity94
    I wonder why they're not selling well. That little pocket is very charming IMO.
  19. clutchcity94
    Seems like too prime a location for a mechanic shop.
  20. clutchcity94
    Don't forget that Montrose is only a short walk away. For example, the area near Ono Poke, the new Lotti Dotti bar (formerly known as Brooklyn Athletic Club), and the Timberline Fitness under construction on Jack St & Richmond are all only a short 5-10 minute walk from The Ion (AND they're in Montrose).
  21. clutchcity94
    I particularly like that area of Montrose for its close proximity to the Museum District. The area around the Glassell School is practically a 10-minute walk and you can jog over to the Rice loop in 5-10 minutes. I think it’ll get some significant polish once this road construction is complete, as well as once the area around the spur gets cleaned up. Timberline Fitness is in the process of opening a multi-story gym on Jack St and a new bar is opening soon in the old Brooklyn Athletic Club space. I wonder what will ever come of that lot where the empty African Art Center is facing Montrose and Woodrow. Developing that will certainly help as well.
  22. clutchcity94
    Why do you think that area of Montrose has lagged behind the rest of the neighborhood? Would you say that it’s the cheapest part of Montrose from a price per square foot of land perspective?
  23. clutchcity94
  24. clutchcity94
    Interesting perspective. So you think Montrose will be like the Westwood of LA?
  25. clutchcity94
    I wonder how the tech innovation hub they’re constructing at the old Sears will change this part of Montrose. I’m seeing a lot of lots for sale for a $1m right near there (for example, on Jack St next to the former Brooklyn Athletic Club), so I’m not sure if speculators are anticipating a huge pop soon.
×
×
  • Create New...