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toxtethogrady

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  1. For Houston, yes. It just depends on how strong demand is. Right now, the city is good for 24,000 apartment units a year.
  2. The previous unit count was 309 in a 40 floor building, or slightly more than 7.5 per floor. Unless there's a density increase, the floor count would have to be 40 atop 12 (or beside 12). Incidentally, the initial rendering of the building appeared to be 23 atop 9.
  3. We don't have renders of the EaDo, either. We may just have to wait.
  4. This one is now described in at least real estate summary as a 40-story building atop a 12-level parking podium. Any clarification?
  5. Incidentally, that downtown inventory mentioned Block 98 - 40 floors of residences on a 12-level parking structure. Is that a misprint?
  6. The last time I looked, Houston had 36 highrises over 10 floors under construction. Calgary is pretty close to that number, but I think Houston's ahead. Toronto is just off the charts, and some of the highrises under construction are fairly tall. I'm not sure what's encouraging that growth.
  7. Costco Downtown! There is a precedent for this kind of redevelopment in DC, and their lot charged for parking.
  8. ConocoPhillips claimed a similar size piece of Energy Towers III, IV and V. In addition ExxonMobil picked up a large block of space in Hughes Landing in the Woodlands.
  9. Is it 4 levels below grade or 4 levels of parking below the apartments themselves? I can't imagine a good reason why a developer would want to dig four levels into the gumbo for a parking garage when it's cheaper to build up rather than build down.
  10. I've forgotten, but it's not a small piece. So are the corporate campuses the other oil companies are building.
  11. Today's BisNow mentions a residential tower as part of the Galleria expansion. I'm not sure whose that will be, but they seemed pretty definite it will be built.
  12. Personally, I would like to see something that looks like the Woodlands Gate development. I doubt that one will ever be built, but it looks nothing like any other development in this city - or elsewhere in the country. It would add some spice to Downtown.
  13. Traffic and parking would be horrendous. They'd have to build about ten levels of parking to support something that tall.
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