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Its a perch for your "Spider-man" and "Batman" types...
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What Happens When Midtown Runs Out Of Land To Build On
Howard Huge replied to Howard Huge's topic in Houston Real Estate
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Eighteen25 Downtown: Multifamily At 1825 San Jacinto St.
Howard Huge replied to Urbannizer's topic in Downtown
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Catalyst: Multifamily High-Rise At 1475 Texas Ave.
Howard Huge replied to TowerSpotter's topic in Downtown
I noticed that too, thats 1811 San Jacinto, where a Binswanger Glass building is.Do we have a thread on this already?- 911 replies
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Study: Airport Rail Connections Worth $300 Million Per Year
Howard Huge replied to Slick Vik's topic in Transit
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What Happens When Midtown Runs Out Of Land To Build On
Howard Huge replied to Howard Huge's topic in Houston Real Estate
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Catalyst: Multifamily High-Rise At 1475 Texas Ave.
Howard Huge replied to TowerSpotter's topic in Downtown
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Theres only one explanation for this. Cthulu is returning, and he has chosen you as his vessel.
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What Happens When Midtown Runs Out Of Land To Build On
Howard Huge replied to Howard Huge's topic in Houston Real Estate
Ok, I agree with that, just not at the lot it currently occupies.Theres a throng of nightlife on either side of the superblock, Glitter Karaoke/Reef/Proof on one side, Leons Lounge/Mongoose vs Cobra/Capital Bar on the other, with the retail of the Superblock filling in the gap soon. If there was more bars/lounges across the street where Stewart is you would have an entire walkable stretch of retail/nightlife along McGowan possibly bringing in more development and rivaling whats become of the Post on west gray stretch. Also, Im stealing your Vespa idea, thanks. -
What Happens When Midtown Runs Out Of Land To Build On
Howard Huge replied to Howard Huge's topic in Houston Real Estate
Speaking of the Red Line, I just had a thought. With 3800 Main going up, then The entire MidMain complex, then Match, then the Superblock project, then Alexan Midtown, that will cover almost the entire stretch of rail on Main in midtown, save for a few remaining empty lots: The two lots @ Main and Wheeler (former theatre and McDonalds), a full city block across from the Ventana (4001 Main st), and the huge parking lot across from the bus station/2016 Main. In my opinion, the most crucial block of those is the lot across from Greyhound. Since those building there (Central Bank, 2016 Main) are basically part of downtown Houstons skyline, I would like to add onto the skyline some more, either an office building, residential, or mixed use (with ground floor retail of course) in the 30-50 story range would be bad ass, and it would add to our skyline stretching into midtown. I get chills just dreaming of it! Hey swstig, heard any wild spec proposals concerning this lot? -
Camden McGowen Station & Midtown Park At 2727 Travis St.
Howard Huge replied to Subdude's topic in Midtown
They switched the side the park was going to be on. The old renderings and proposals had the park facing McGowan. -
Sweet!Theres one check off my midtown bucket list...
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What Happens When Midtown Runs Out Of Land To Build On
Howard Huge replied to Howard Huge's topic in Houston Real Estate
I think a "One Park Place" built on the cadillac land with sweeping views of the med center/downtown with the park as its backyard would be amazing at that location, and as you said, it would literally be right at the rail stop. Prime location right there, damn you Stewart Cadillac. -
What Happens When Midtown Runs Out Of Land To Build On
Howard Huge replied to Howard Huge's topic in Houston Real Estate
Excellent post!Going on what you said about building around the parks, and seeing the impact disco green has had, do you think the park on the superblock will be big/significant enough to spur any additional development around it? Perhaps a developer buying out the Cadillac plot? -
I dont really want to debate the probability of if or when this is going to happen, but rather let's just assume it is going to happen at some point. What is your opinion of the next step of midtown growth? Will we build UP? Will we tear down the old and build new? Will midtowns boundaries expand? I'd like to hear yalls opinion...
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WaterWall Place: Multifamily At 2801 Waterwall Dr.
Howard Huge replied to lockmat's topic in Uptown and Galleria Area
Something tells me youre going to have to be really rich to live here- 113 replies
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His arguments seem legit.You really cant have a functioning tunnel without extra shoulder lanes for emergencies, just look at the Washburn tun................oh wait.
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That would be a "SkyCrane" helicopter...
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Turning Galveston Trolley Into Full LRT
Howard Huge replied to IronTiger's topic in Galveston and the Gulf Islands
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Galveston Railroad Museum At 123 Rosenberg Ave.
Howard Huge replied to WillowBend56's topic in Galveston and the Gulf Islands
Bingo.The traffic during peak season, in and out of G-town has gotten progressively worse over the past couple of years since the pleasure pier opened. The seawall is now a full blown tourist attraction, its not like the Galveston of the old days we all remember when we would take a peaceful 45 minute drive down south, park on the seawall for FREE and spend the day on the sleepy island. Now its about an hour and a half to two hours to get there, depending on how bad the bottleneck at Sagemont is and you now have to PAY to park on the Seawall, IF theres even any parking left since the seawall during the summer looks like the Katy freeway during rush hour these days. If there was a train to the Island, Id ride it.