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Houston19514
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METRO Transit Center- Northline
Houston19514 replied to ssullivan's topic in Traffic and Transportation
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OMG. Every time I think Houston journalism has hit rock bottom, they find a way to be even worse. That is truly pathetic. (To be exact, the opera and ballet moved out of Jones Hall more than 36 years ago!) I’m looking forward to seeing and hearing this year’s improvements to Jones Hall.
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Lighting Up The Montrose Bridges Over I59
Houston19514 replied to trymahjong's topic in Traffic and Transportation
Hopefully, that's an under-promise, over-deliver. FWIW, the design team having been selected does not necessarily mean they are under contract. The first period of time may be spent getting contracts. Only then could the design work start...- 174 replies
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Lighting Up The Montrose Bridges Over I59
Houston19514 replied to trymahjong's topic in Traffic and Transportation
Where did you see that? such as...??- 174 replies
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I imagine that stretch will probably be both TX-146 and TX-99
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I get the downside of streets full of driveways (although the negative impact on pedestrians could be at least party ameliorated by enforcing the law that bans blocking sidewalks). Just recognize that every additional regulation such as this adds to housing costs.
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GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
Houston19514 replied to MontroseNeighborhoodCafe's topic in Downtown
FWIW, they appear to be taking restaurant reservations well into late October (I checked for October 20, to be specific).- 8,212 replies
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The batter's eye paint is interesting, but I'm pretty sure the building permits referenced up-thread are not related to this new paint.
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TMC Helix Park: Texas Medical Center Bio Research Campus
Houston19514 replied to Mab's topic in Going Up!
Yeah, and that article talked about as much about the other cities as it did about Houston. Interesting that the Chron article says the four cities are working together. The recent DMN article makes it sound like it's Houston vs AUS/DAL/SAT- 1,258 replies
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And the overall ranking (public and private national universities), UH moved up 48 spots! (tied for #133)
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GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
Houston19514 replied to MontroseNeighborhoodCafe's topic in Downtown
ROFL Riiiiiggghhttt First you told us Live Nation "drilled this stuff into [your] head". Now it magically becomes Isaac Tigret who told you . . . Isaac Tigret has not been CEO of HoB since 1997 and he left HoB entirely in 1998, long before anyone from Live Nation (let alone Isaac Tigret himself) was telling stories to HoB Houston employees. (The Houston HoB opened in 2008.)- 8,212 replies
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GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
Houston19514 replied to MontroseNeighborhoodCafe's topic in Downtown
Someone may have told you that take, but that doesn’t make it true. The founder’s stated mission was the preservation of blues music and they opened as a restaurant and live music venue. Here’s a story about their grand opening. https://www.thecrimson.com/article/1992/12/10/the-house-of-blues-pbmbonday-november/- 8,212 replies
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GreenStreet: Mixed-Use Development At 1201 Fannin St.
Houston19514 replied to MontroseNeighborhoodCafe's topic in Downtown
To be clear, the first House of Blues was a concert hall and restaurant. -
FWIW, Metro is also engaged in a large bus-stop improvement project, including hundreds upon hundreds of new shelters. (And, per this Chronicle article, before these new shelters, about 63% of Metro bus stops were without shelters.) https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/transportation/article/metro-fan-bus-shelter-solar-power-18298783.php
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The Langley: Residential High-Rise At 1717 Bissonnet St.
Houston19514 replied to musicman's topic in Going Up!
Yeah, it's bigger than a downtown block.- 1,470 replies
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I think it's still there. Zoom in and you can see what are probably the jets or inlets where the water comes in to the feature. The layout is pretty much as was shown in the renderings.
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Southwestern Energy Company Headquarters At 10000 Energy Dr.
Houston19514 replied to wxman's topic in Points North
It is still the headquarters of Southwestern Energy. IF there was a building name-change (and I'm not at all sure there was a name-change), it probably occurred when Southwestern Energy down-sized their space usage and it became a multi-tenant building (in 2020).- 76 replies
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I'm trying to locate this. Did you mean something other than Holcombe Blvd? I don't think Holcombe Blvd ever gets near the South Loop.
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The Allen: Mixed-Use Development At Allen Parkway & Gillette St.
Houston19514 replied to jmontrose's topic in Going Up!
Sales appear to be going very well. Per a recent Chronicle article, there were only 20 units left (out of, I think, 115).- 1,660 replies
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It’s been reported on airliners.net that “Terminal B North is closing January 7, 2024 for demolition” Terminal B North is closing January 7, 2024 for demolition
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Three Allen Center: Office Tower At 333 Clay St.
Houston19514 replied to hokieone's topic in Downtown
Not seeing how it would depress the value. They may indeed be required to charge their sister company a market rent. But by definition, charging market rent neither depresses nor elevates the value of the building. And more to the original point, renting to a sister company tells us nothing about the softness of the building. Again, if the lessee sister company is going to pay market rent for office space, why would they not pay it to their lessor sister company, rather than to a third party? It would be kinda odd to do otherwise. -
Three Allen Center: Office Tower At 333 Clay St.
Houston19514 replied to hokieone's topic in Downtown
Interesting, but I don't think it smacks of a soft building. Why wouldn't they want to pay rent to their sister company, rather than to someone else? -
Or, kinda cool that, for like 40 years, Houston has been the only city in Texas with a supertall (and Houston has 2!)