- Former Walmart Supercenter in Northwest Houston Being Converted into Mixed-Use Project [HBJ]
- 50M SF of Office Space Is Vacant in Houston, According to NAI Partners [Realty News Report]
- Permit Delays Postpone Projected Stability of Tower Planned at River Oaks Shopping Center [Houston Chronicle; previously on Swamplot]
- Finalized Plans for Downtown Post Office Include Food Hall, Music Venue, Coworking Space, Rooftop Park [HBJ ($); previously on Swamplot]
- Slideshow: Where Home Prices Have Increased and Decreased the Most So Far in Houston in 2018 [HBJ]
- Can Houston Support Another Food Development That’s Car-Centric in Railway Heights Market? [Houston Chronicle ($); previously on Swamplot]
- Snooze, An A.M. Eatery Opening Next Year in Former Arcodoro Space at Centre at Post Oak [HBJ]
- The Grove Do-Nutz Owners Bringing Breakfast Spot Toast to Sugar Land [Eater Houston]
- JLL: An Average of 31.6% of Houston Workers Reverse Commute for Their Jobs [Houston Chronicle]
- Levy Park in the Running for Urban Land Institute’s Urban Open Space Award [HBJ]
Photo of Waugh Bridge: Marc Longoria via Swamplot Flickr Pool
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buffalo bayou needs to remove these signs- the trails are intended for all users, not just the occasional flying mammal tours
Levy park is nice, but absent all the toys they put out to play with I’ve never seen my kid get more bored at a playground. I imagine it’s been fixed, but saw 2 kids draw blood after falling in the splash area in the 1hr we were there. Another kid starting chasing mine around with a water gun and once he slipped and fell I cut and run out of that place ASAP. #NeverGoingBack
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The office vacancy will be interesting as I’d bet money on oil companies continuing to shrink their local footprint before they start expanding it.
cmoney: That’s fine as long as I don’t have to move out of the way for the bikes. They have brakes, they should use them. I’ve finally stopped walking single file with my wife in the park. If the people on bikes want to run me down I say go right ahead. When they come to a row of people all the way across the trail they can come to a complete stop.
@jgriff They’ll absolutely run you over when you have the asphalt walking/jogging trail to yourself and bring your entitled ass on the bike trail.
@jgriff: Please don’t block the trail. People on bikes do not want to run you down. I will slow down and give you the right of way, but keep right, like the big green signs say.