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  1. fernz
    McDonald's sold part of its land for this development. I wouldn't say they ruined anything, they enabled the development.
  2. fernz
    You're absolutely right.
  3. fernz
    I would credit Discovery green more so than the ballpark.
  4. fernz
    I thought they still had about 10 more floors to go.
  5. fernz
    Yes, different lot.
  6. fernz
    you all seem to forget this is a Randall Davis project; it will most likely turn out looking cheap.
  7. fernz
    Agree. Different isn't always better. I do like all the retail though.
  8. fernz
    Again, the project on the renderings is on the North side of Westheimer.
  9. fernz
    I'm glad for the infill in Midtown, but I can hardly get excited over that design
  10. fernz
    Where does your quote come from?
  11. fernz
    I don't think this is going in the plot referenced by cfewell22. This is going on the North side of Westheimer.
  12. fernz
    I for one am happy that the rendering floating around of that epsilon/W hotel was not for a real project. Maybe we can get something really cool on the 2 remaining lots.
  13. fernz
    that is a good point
  14. fernz
    Townhomes are not urban all? Why do you think they're called "town" homes? Every dense, walkable city has blocks and blocks of townhomes, including NYC, DC, Paris, San Francisco...
  15. fernz
    Shell just completed two 12-story budings in the Energy Corridor. Would they be relocating employees there?
  16. fernz
    It does look very much like the Hines market square tower. Does anyone know who is the architect for this one?
  17. fernz
    The earliest examples of this style of development I can think of are Hanover's Sabine Lofts and Lofts at the Ballpark, they are about 15yrs old now and still in good shape. In fact, the ballpark lofts sold a few years ago - for the second time - at what was considered a pretty good price. As long as they are well maintained, sell every ten years or so, and the new owners keep updating, there is no reason they can't be in good shape in 40 years. Quality of construction and materials matters though. Post's Midtown Lofts had a bunch of issues with the EIFS getting water in - in that case they seem to have been properly remedied, but it may mean fewer updates in later years...
  18. fernz
    Great pictures, thanks for posting! I'm really liking this tower.
  19. fernz
    Is there already a thread for this project? The article says it will be a $1 Billion mixed use project just east of BP and could include hotel, apartments, office and retail. http://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/real-estate/article/Exclusive-Big-real-estate-project-headed-for-5149772.php
  20. fernz
    Good point; thanks for clarifying.
  21. fernz
    The story mentions that Hines has another development in the Galleria. Does anybody know anything about that?
  22. fernz
    No zoning also means no planning; since it can't get enforced. Cohesiveness doesn't happen by itself.
  23. fernz
    Does anyone know the before and after unit count?
  24. fernz
    Thanks, that makes sense.
  25. fernz
    This could still be just a rendering for a proposal that went nowhere. Do you have any info that confirms this project?
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