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  1. fernz
    No, the article is about the restaurant closing, no mention of the new development.
  2. fernz
    Is there a thread for this? This is North of Wesheimer, west of teh Azalea Court project. From the Houston Chronicle: Crapitto’s Cucina Italiana will serve its last supper May 24. In an email blast to its customers, Frank Crapitto wrote: “ Our building (like the others around it) is scheduled to be torn down , so it is with great sadness that, after 19 years, Crapitto’s Cucina Italiana will serve its last supper on Saturday, May 24th. We hope to see you one last time (or a few last times) over the next week.”
  3. fernz
    Yes!
  4. fernz
    Everybody thinks they have common sense and good taste...
  5. fernz
    I think it's a great idea!
  6. fernz
    Today they have been removing the sidewalk on the North edge of the lot. They are picking up sections of the sidewalk (which is less than a year old) with a forklift and putting on a dump truck. Hopefully it means they're about to break ground.
  7. fernz
    Forget about the backside of his buildings...have you seen the front side?
  8. fernz
    Good point. Expect our "community leaders" to stage a protest soon.
  9. fernz
    That is great news!
  10. fernz
    Nice renderings!
  11. fernz
    I agree. But that doesn't mean that emotional neighboors won't sue.
  12. fernz
    Why does the plaza need to be sunken? Why not have it at street level and activate downtown? What is this obsession with underground spaces?
  13. fernz
    Delay? Was there ever a groundbreaking date given?
  14. fernz
    Plus Phoenicia.
  15. fernz
    These two (plus Camden superblock)definitely are. They are comparable to DG and OPP, look at how they transformed downtown!
  16. fernz
    I don't think it's bad news. They probably need to get equity and/or debt before moving forward, they need construction drawings and permits. Granted, it's possible by the time they are ready to go, demand downtown has waned and they put it on hold. After all, Camden did sit on its Midtown land for about 12 years.
  17. fernz
    Next to the Zone D'Erotica!
  18. fernz
    That's the first time I hear of that argument. I didn't think the deed restrictions could be overturned without majority of owners agreement. Otherwise, it constitutes taking and the owners should've fought to get compensated by the city at the point that happened; if was not the developer who took away the deed restrictions (assuming that actually happened)
  19. fernz
    What do Santa Claus and a mouse have in common? They both have a beard, except for the mouse.
  20. fernz
    Good for them, it means they are salvaging the brick. Skanska is a very environment conscious developer.
  21. fernz
    It's good to have cheap hotel options.
  22. fernz
    Midway is easily one of the best developers in Houston right now.
  23. fernz
    All valid points. If you're worried about that, either mobilize to get zoning on the ballot, or don't buy an expensive house in a desirable neighborhood without deed restrictions in Houston - but don't sue to stop someone from doing something that complies with current laws.
  24. fernz
    Bingo!
  25. fernz
    An invisible skyscraper near the international airport? Yeah, that sounds like a great idea....
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