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2 hours ago, clutchcity94 said:

I vaguely remember reading something about that too, but couldn’t find anything. Do you have a link?

I remember 

43 minutes ago, clutchcity94 said:

I don’t necessarily think it’ll be another Kroger (or grocery store) on the ground floor. Wouldn’t surprise me if it were a gym chain though. Other than Timberline (which is quite small) further south near the spur, there really isn’t another large gym closer than the 24 Hour Fitness in Midtown or that LA Fitness on Yale.

I think another Equinox gym would make perfect sense in this spot. Their River Oaks District location is quite a hike from a Montrose, especially during rush hour. They could draw a solid customer base willing to pay $180/month from not only Montrose, but the Heights, Rice Military, Museum District, and Boulevard Oaks as well.

I remember seeing plans to build an Equinox at the new Allen development on the bayou. I wonder if Equinox could sustain both with such proximity 

Here’s a short video of the new eastern glades! https://www.instagram.com/tv/CFht-QRhYOnW0SYqYUTCsJgQmU20CU_Igi-RdU0/?igshid=fyrmxzzjwejs

https://youtu.be/FAtT86-niko

On 2/5/2020 at 12:11 PM, jermh said:

 

I've never paid attention to the size of it or how many cars it can park, but there is a garage behind P.F. Chang's in the back Highland Village. If that can accommodate the current lot capacity and parking minimum, is it possible they might not even need to build an underground garage?

 

The icing on the cake would be if they ever built the multi-use path proposed under power lines that run next to the train tracks to Memorial Park. After that, if we ever get a future connection from the Memorial to Buffalo Bayou's , you would have this shopping center connected to all of the Allen Parkway developments, Downtown, and beyond. I like to bicycle dream that all those moving parts could come together sometimes. 

Where can I find info on this proposed multi use trail along the train tracks to memorial Park? That would be amazing!

I am new to this, but have been following for a couple of months now. I am surprised at the lack of information on this project. Is it common that there two tower cranes up but no renderings available?

another side question, is the initial height of tower cranes typically somehow correlated with the height of the building they are building?