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New downtown Dallas CVS store: 2612 N Field St - Google Maps.pdf

Is 4+ months really that short of a time to finish out a restaurant space?

CBRE

But to your question, do GE Power Conversion or Mitsubishi Heavy Industries count?

Agreed they are doing better at pulling in non-O&G industry HQs; some of which are baffling, e.g., Jacobs Engineering... that's a Headquarters that should have come to Houston. (FWIW, Reliant was never in the top 10 of the Fortune 500. In 2001, Enron was our only top 10 company (and of course that was based on fraudulent numbers). In the top 50 we had Enron, Compaq, Marathon, and Conoco,

As of 2nd quarter, 2016, downtown has a 56.2% occupancy rate. 207 new units were delivered during the second quarter. Net absorption was 142 units. FWIW, downtown has, by far, the lowest occupancy of all the submarkets in the Houston metro. The metro-wide occupancy rate is 89.7% I think the downtown submarket has a great future, but there is little doubt there will be a glut of apartments in the short term. The "Central Houston" market (downtown, Montrose/Museum/Midtown, Heights/Wash Ave., HIghland Village/Upper Kirby/West U, and Med Center/Braes Bayou) had a 78.4% occupancy rate. 1,404 new units delivered during the quarter, with 732 units net absorption.

You're saying by building it horizontally rather than vertically, it would suddenly be required to have 4 or 5 parking spaces? I don't think that's how the city's parking requirements work. Pretty sure the parking requirements are, roughly speaking, based on the number of bedrooms... and they top out at 2 spaces per dwelling unit.

Kinkaid is correct. OPP was always planned to be rental apartments. It's also very unlikely to be converted to condos. That's just not something Fingef ever does.

Curious about who might have moved ahead of us since the completion of the Beck Building.

http://www.fox26houston.com/sports/192263333-story

/\ agreed Rice is unlikely to get in, but they were indeed mentioned before. (Well, maybe not by our local "journalists", but I know I saw them on the list somewhere.)

Gene, I think you are correct. West of South Post Oak Lane. I drove by there yesterday afternoon. The site is all fenced off with a plywood construction fence. There was some activity on the site, but not a whole lot (and I really couldn't quite determine what was going on as I was driving by and only had a short opportunity to look in.) Interestingly, the site to the north of Hanover Post Oak also had some activity, including surveying flags...

Jealous of Dallas' landfills? HaHa. You're cute. (Seriously, the hill in that picture really is a landfill)

Oh, so it's LED lighting you want.

Are you referring to the landfill in the background?

I presume from the leasing map that the coffee shop space is already leased?

When are you going back to Germany?

1. Scanlan Fountain (Sam Houston Park, downtown) 2. Smith Fountain (Smith at Clay, downtown) 3. Hermann Square (City Hall, downtown) 4. Main Street Square (downtown) 5.Tranquility Park (downtown) 6. Jones Plaza (downtown) 7. Downtown Aquarium water table (downtown) 8. Allen Center Courtyard (downtown) 9. Downtown Aquarium water wall (downtown) 10. Cotswold #1, Preston @ Smith (downtown) 11. Cotswold #2, Preston @ Louisiana (downtown) 12. Cotswold #3, Preston @ Market Square (downtown) 13. Cotswold #4, Preston @ Main (downtown) 14. Cotswold #5, Preston @Main (downtown) 15. Cotswold #6, Preston @ San Jacinto (downtown) 16. Cotswold #7, Preston @ Caroline (downtown) 17. Cotswold #8, Preston @ Crawford (downtown) 18. Cotswold #9, Prairie @ Travis (downtown) 19. Misttree (Discovery Green, downtown) 20. Water jet table (Discovery Green, downtown) 21. 1100 Louisiana fountain (downtown) 22. Wells Fargo Plaza water wall (downtown) 23. Sesquicentennial Park (downtown) 24. Wortham Fountain (Buffalo Bayou Park) 25. Mecom Fountain (Museum District) 26. Wortham Park fountain (Medical Center) 27. Medical Center Commons water wall (Medical Center) 28. HMNS sundial fountain (Museum Disrict) 29. HMNI floating sphere fountain (Museum District) 30. Hermann Park Reflecting pool fountain (Museum District) 31. Hermann Park McGovern Lake fountain (Museum District) 32. George Hermann statue fountain (Museum District) 33. Midtown Square (midtown) 34. South Main Baptist (midtown) 35. Bloch Cancer Survivors Plaza fountain (Museum District) 36. MFAH entry plaza fountain (Museum District) 37. MFAH outdoor dining fountain (Museum District) 38. Caruth Plaza fountain (Reliant Park) 39. Brockman Hall for Physics (Rice U) 40. Jones College Fountain (Rice U) 41. Brochstein Pavilion fountain (Rice U) 42. Jamail Plaza (Rice U) 43. Charlotte Allen Fountain (Baldwin Park, midtown) 44. The Transco Waterwall (Uptown) 45. Hidalgo Park fountain (Uptown) 46. Post Oak Central fountain (Uptown) 47. Uptown Park fountain (Uptown) 48. Royal Sonesta (Uptown) 49. Lakes on Post Oak (Uptown) 50. America Tower (Allen Parkway) 51. Amli (?) apartments (Allen Parkway) 52. Humble Tower hotel building fountain (downtown) 53. Market Square 9/11 fountain (downtown) 54. Cotswold #12, Congress @ Market Square (downtown) 55. Root Memorial Square (downtown) 56. Sisters of Charity Park (downtown) 57. Contemporary Arts Museum (Museum District) 58. Christ Church Cathedral (downtown) 59. Cullen Plaza Fountain (UH) 60. MD Anderson Library fountain (UH) 61. The Williams Fountain (HBU) 62.Farish Hall fountain (UH) 63. Regency Square 64. Fountainview 1 65. Fountainview 2 66. Fountainview 3 67. Waterway Square fountain 1 (The Woodlands) 68. Market Street Square fountain (The Woodlands) 69. Woodlands Waterway fountain (The Woodlands) 70. Waterway Square fountain 2 (The Woodlands) 71. City Centre Plaza fountain (City Centre) 72. Peggy's Point Plaza (Midtown) 73. Hobby Airport (Hobby) 74. Kingwood entrance fountains (Kingwood) 75. The Fountains Shopping Center (Stafford) 76. Reliant Park South Main fountains (Reliant Park) 77. Memorial Hermann (Medical Center) 78.Baylor College of Medicine (Medical Center) 79. MD Anderson on Holcombe Blve (Medical Center) 80. MD Anderson at MD Anderson and Holcombe (Medical Center) 81. Asia Society Texas (Museum District) 82. Bell Park (Museum District) 83. Houston Methodist West (Katy Freeway) 84. Texas Childrens West (Katy Freeway) 85. Rosenberg Fountain, 31st & Seawall (Galveston) 86. Rosenberg Fountain, 12th & Ball (Galveston) 87. Rosenberg Fountain, 15th & Ball (Galveston) 88. Rosenberg Fountain, 20th & N1/2 (Galveston) 89. Rosenberg Fountain, 21st & Ball (Galveston) 90. Rosenberg Fountain, 21st & Post Office (Galveston) 91. Rosenberg Library Fountain, 24th & Ball (Galveston) 92. The Heron, Ashton Villa (Galveston) 93. San Luis (Galveston) 94. Moody Gardens (Galveston) 95. Chase Tower (downtown) 96. Jones Hall (downtown) 97. Guadalupe Plaza Park (East Downtown) 98. Kugel Ball Fountain (Hermann Park) 99. Hyde Park Fountain, Lamar Park (Montrose) 100. Lilian Schnitzer Fountain (Hermann Park) 101. Neuhaus Fountain, Sam Houston Park (Downtown) 102. Sleepy Hollow Fountain, Sleepy Hollow Park, Houston 103. Sugar Land Town Square (Sugar Land) 104. The Woodlands Mall 1 at the waterway (The Woodlands) 105. The Woodlands Mall 2 at the waterway (The Woodlands) 106. Anadarko Tower (The Woodlands) 107. 1455 West Loop South (Uptown) 108. Landry's HQ 1 (Uptown) 109. Landry's HQ 2 (Uptown) 110. Hess Tower (Downtown) 111. Second Baptist (Houston) 112. The Diana Fountain, Bayou Bend, MFAH (River Oaks) 113. Mrs. Parker's Fountain, Rienzi, MFAH (River Oaks) 114. Cascading fountain, Rienzi, MFAH (River Oaks) 115. East Garden fountain, Bayou Bend, MFAH (River Oaks) 116. Kemah Boardwalk 1 (Bay Area) 117. Kemah Boardwalk 2 (Bay Area) 118. One Sugar Creek Place fountain (Sugar Land) 119. Sugar Creek entry fountains (Sugar Land) 120. Brazos Town Center fountain (Rosenberg) 121. City of Rosenberg south welcome sign/waterfall (Rosenberg) 122. George Memorial Library Amphitheater Fountain (Richmond) 123. KBR Tower, Cullen Center (Downtown) 124. Hong Kong Mall 125. St. Paul's Methodist Church 126. One Post Oak Central, Apache (Uptown) 127. Courthouse Square, Family Law Center (Downtown) 128. Cotswold #10, Congress @ Main (Downtown) 129. Cotswold #11, Congress @ Main (Downtown) 130. 5050 Westheimer (Uptown) 131. Kings Harbor (Kingwood) 132. Green Street 1 (Downtown) 133. Green Street 2 (Downtown) 134. Green Street 3 (Downtown) 135. Memorial City Treehouse (Memorial City) 136. Nexen Building (Memorial City) 137. Cobalt 1 (Memorial City) 138. Cobalt 2 (Memorial City) 139. Air Liquide Building 1 (Memorial City) 140. Air Liquide Building 2 (Memorial City) 141. Murphy 1 (Memorial City) 142. Murphy 2 (Memorial City) 143. The Fountains at Memorial City (Memorial City) 144. 2929 Weslayan 145. 1455 West Loop South (Uptown) 146. The Mound- Centennial Gardens (Hermann Park) 147. Pavilion fountain- Centennial Gardens (Hermann Park) 148. Hanover Southampton 149. Hotel ZaZa - Memorial City (Memorial City) 150. Wings Over Water @ Avenida Houston (Downtown) 151. Glassell School of Art - Brown Foundation Plaza (Museum District) 152. Catalyst - 1475 Texas Ave. (Downtown) 153. Harmonica Man Park (?) Brazos and Pease (Downtown) 154. Camden Pavilion Fountain - Midtown Park (Midtown) 155. Waterfalls - Midtown Park (Midtown) 156. Energy Center Five (Energy Corridor) 157. Citgo headquarters (Energy Corridor) 158. First Baptist (Houston)

What are the Dallas buildings with stand out architecture?

https://app.oxblue.com/open/HoustonFirst/GeorgeRBrownConventionCenter

From the construction cam, it appears that the work on the street itself is pretty much done.

Yeah, you can bet money that all of these restaurants will be open in time for Super Bowl. (Not sure what 5 vacant spaces you are talking about.) B&B Restaurant – This “signature” restaurant of the Marriott Marquis will serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner in an “airy” and “unpretentious” setting. Bud’s Pitmaster BBQ – Upscale, Southern-style smoked meats. Cueva – The Marriott Marquis’ “wine cave” will feature more than 200 bottles and 20 wines on tap. Texas T – Quick-service coffee, tea, and pastry shop. Grotto Downtown – Italian-inspired fare (think Neapolitan-style pizza and housemade pasta) plus craft beers and a broad selection of wines. Xochi – This new concept’s name means “to bloom or catch fire,” which means that Ortega and his top-notch culinary team plan to let their creativity run wild. What exactly that means for the menu remains to be seen. High Dive – A casual eatery offering panoramic views of Houston, snacks, and “off-the-grill” fare surrounding the Marriott Marquis’ Texas-shaped pool. Biggio’s – Sports bar inspired by Astros legend Craig Biggio. Kulture – Breakfast Klub owner Marcus Davis’ “exploration of the cultural contributions of the diaspora from the continent of Africa thru the Caribbean.” McAlister’s Deli - Quick-service sandwich chain. Pappadeaux.

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I don't think they do Pantry stores any more. And they've never done 72,000 square-foot Pantry stores.