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They are not. This is actually from the Shepard street revamp. I see the dump trucks go back and forth every day.
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They indeed moved in. There is a small sign on top of the building. I can snap a pick later and post it.
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Has anyone else noticed that Cushman & Wakefield is actively trying to lease out Phase II? States Class A office space 260,000 SF. This might make sense with the utility connections being installed along with the road work taking place
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No, it is still a pile of dirt. Hopefully it will get off the ground pretty soon. I think I will bring more of an urban feel to that area.
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I was driving through Town Square last night and I saw a sign for one of my favorite restaurant that is coming to town. Mi Luna a Spanish Tapas bar.
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Today is the Big Day; but, I am not holding my breath!!
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Didnt Chevron just purchase the new Enron building? As far as Enterprise goes I have heard the same rumor, but it has not been confirmed!!
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Broiler Burger in Bellair
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What is going up across the freeway on Hwy 6 and 59? Accross from the Lake Pointe development. If I am not mistaken it is next to Panera.
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I saw that, I looks like they are going to expand the project along Main St. by one block.
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I saw this on SSP, has anyone heard of this project or know where it will be located?
Houston to get Hotel Indigo
InterContinental Hotels Group
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I was out at the site this past saturday and the office was still open. The land has been cleared, but not workers or anything was going on. I did notice that they set up a platform overlooking the site with a rendering of what the property is going to look like. Pretty Cool!!
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I am not sure if this is the project your are talking about, but here is the link:
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New Rendering!! Now Boulevard Place!!
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I goofed!! I am always getting the downtown project and the galleria project mixed. Their names are to similar!!
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New rendering of project!! It looks awsome!!Houston Pavilions
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Yea, I messed that up!!
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More progress in the development of the Galleria area!!
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It sounds like this project is dead in the water if it is not on their website!!
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Galleria-area parcel gives developer 'front row seat'
Nancy Sarnoff
Houston Business Journal
Hunington Properties Inc. has captured the what the company calls the "last front row parcel of land" in the Galleria area.
The Houston-based retail firm, led by Sandy Aron, is developing part of a four-acre tract of land at the southwest corner of Sage Road and West Alabama.
A pair of shopping centers will be developed on the prime site.
The larger property will comprise 23,899 square feet. A 9,350-square-foot building will also be developed.
Letters of intent have been signed with at least five retailers and restaurants to lease the space, says Aron.
The sales price was not disclosed, but similar tracts in the area have been selling for between $40 per square foot and upwards of $60 per square foot.
Galaxy Investments sold the land to Aron and a group of investors that make up Shops on Sage Road Ltd.
When completed in the fall, the shopping center will be surrounded by upscale housing, additional retail, office space and a new hotel.
An investment group purchased 1.4 acres from Aron's group for a new Homewood Suites hotel. An 11-story building with 150 hotel suites is being earmarked for a site just north of Aron's tract.
Also, The Morgan Group is nearing completion on a 324-unit, four-story apartment complex at the southwest corner of Sage and Hidalgo. (See "New complex arising on 'other side' of Galleria," Sept. 23, 2002.)
Meanwhile, the Galleria mall recently added two new anchor stores -- Nordstrom and Foley's -- and more than 200,000 square feet of additional retail space.
Aron says his project will benefit from traffic patterns that will be
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Dou you think they could be adding on to 3000 Sage??
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Buffalo Heights District: Mixed-Use Development At 100 Waugh Dr.
in Going Up!
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As promised here is a pic of the google sign located at Buffalo Heights.