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- New Buc-ee’s Near Texas City Outlet Mall Could Be Biggest Yet; Commission Mulls Sales Tax Rebate [Galveston County Daily News]
- OKRA To Open Charity-Funding Bar in Former Red Cat Jazz Café’s Downtown Location [Houston Business Journal]
- West End Gastropub Opens in Former Westheimer Car Wash [Culturemap]
- Cypress Creek Rose 23 Feet Higher Than Normal During Last Week’s Rains [Click2Houston]
- June May Have Been Houston’s Biggest Real Estate Sales Month in 5 Years [Houston Agent Magazine via Tom Plant’s Houston Real Estate Blog]
- H-E-B Montrose Market Earns LEED Silver Certification [Houston Business Journal]
- Latest Arrivals in Upper Kirby’s 25-Year-Long Transformation from Used Car Lots and Tire Shops to Upscale Retail and Restaurants [Houston Chronicle]
Photo of former Trinity Portland Cement Company site at N. Hutcheson and Freund: HAIF user Kylejack
Is 2727 Kirby still 7/8 empty?
Spoonman: I’ll eat at Milgro often and can tell by looking at the place (lights/people) that it’s pretty full. Where does this 7/8 figure come from?
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When I looked at a unit there, I was “told” there were only a few left. But the HOA was high. If it were only partially occupied the people there would have to split the total costs between fewer people, no?
Huh, looks like you’re right. Last time I looked at HCAD for 2727 Kirby most of the units were owned by Kirby Tower LP, but evidently that was a while ago. Vast majority appear to be owned by individuals now.
They’ll probably need a charity just to keep the charity bar afloat. Who goes downtown anymore?
Someone tell these idiots that Houston already has a neighborhood called the West End and it’s not near Westheimer and Sage.