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22 minutes ago, Johnathanwise41 said:

How is the city allowing the owner of that shopping center to be a nuisance to all the people who drive through Lynn Park on Drexel and on Westheimer with the construction halting and using the city's sidewalk?

a) because the City of Houston (in general) does not care about traffic nuisances, walkability, or inconveniences to its citizens... but maybe if the white folk make enough noise they will....

b) see item (a)

It could also mean that, based on the amount of liens for non-payment on this project, that there is a new contractor who might not have access to the balance of the system, submittals, etc. and simply cannot use the existing system…

I see they’re now TAKING DOWN the curtain wall on the end building… going backwards…

Who tf knows.... right now it's just rotting away.

He seems like a wonderful person to work for...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/opinions/1992/02/09/exporters-of-death/3810097b-cd11-45cf-b284-d72275a611af/ 

On 9/11/2022 at 10:22 PM, Justin Welling said:

Heard from a friend who has info, said they had to pause due to a delay with the glass arriving. Typical supply chain issues. 

I would check your source. If you look into the liens filed against HVLP they seem to have a problem with non payment. I would be willing to bet this is why there hasn't been any work in a while.

 https://www.levelset.com/projects/texas/houston/4007-westheimer-rd-houston-tx-77027/

There is sheetrock, insulation, etc. I bet interior paint doesn’t work well in the elements.

9 hours ago, Justin Welling said:

Heard from a friend who has info, said they had to pause due to a delay with the glass arriving. Typical supply chain issues. 

But still doesn’t explain the lack of activity. Leaving a building like that open to the elements can’t be good…

It seems as if the builder has quit (signage gone, no work recently) I wonder if this is ever going to be built…