- Prologis Picks Up 4 Distribution Warehouses Totaling 809,196 SF in West by Northwest Industrial Park [Houston Chronicle]
- Where Houston’s Rising Retail Market Is Gaining the Most Traction [HBJ]
- Why Are Grocers Gobbling Up Houston Real Estate? [Food Dive]
- The Sportsy Features Designed To Highlight the 500 Crawford Apartments’ Proximity to Minute Maid Park [Realty News Report]
- More on Bethany United Methodist Church’s Proposal To Build a Senior Apartment Complex in Its Parking Lot [Houston Chronicle; previously on Swamplot]
- Co-Working Space TechSpace Opening New Westchase Location This Month [Commercial Property Executive]
- BHGRE Gary Greene Inks Lease in River Oaks Collection [Houston Chronicle]
- Opinion: Plans for Proposed UT Houston Data Science Center Should Be Reconsidered [Houston Chronicle ($); previously on Swamplot]
- The Attempt To Bring Super Neighborhood 15, Covering Greater Heights, Back to Life [The Leader]
- How Texas Ranks Among the Most Innovative States, According to WalletHub [HBJ; previously on Swamplot]
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Re: UT Data Center – this is why, for all of UH’s advances, they will remain Cougar High unless they break out of their parochial mindset and work for the best interest of the city, rather than take whatever approach they think will get them to their pie-in-the-sky PUF dreams.
Re: Opinion: Plans for Proposed UT Houston Data Science Center Should Be Reconsidered
Bah! Like UT is the only one who can build a data center in Houston …. actually it could be built anywhere by anyone with access of sufficient money. It was obviously an ill-conceived grab at a market they wrote off years ago as second rate and now see their elitist mistake. Perhaps if the UT Regents actually shared the cash cow Permanent University Fund with UofH I would welcome them, but as of now …stay the hell out.
More vagueness, but it’s hard to tell since the article is behind a pay wall. Why something as nebulous as a ‘data science center’ needs 300 acres is beyond me. McRaven is just blowing smoke up our pokes, or maybe it’s a way of pumping up the value of his real-estate flyer.
Re: Grocery wars
Kroger is spending $500 million to revamp their Houston stores? That’s a lot of money! They could expand their beer offerings at my local Kroger in order to receive more business from me..
No one cares what Wallethub thinks/prints.