- Downtown Redevelopment Authority Receives Proposals from 6 Groups Interested in Redeveloping Site of Former Sakowitz Department Store on Main St. [Houston Chronicle; previously on Swamplot]
- San Diego-Based REIT Buys 4-Story Saks Garage at 611 Fannin Downtown for $8.375M [Prime Property]
- Vacant Deer Park Industrial Building Quickly Leased Up After DCT Industrial Trust Purchase [HBJ]
- Bridgeland’s First Commercial Development Will Be a 20-Acre CVS-Anchored Shopping Center [HBJ]
- 600-Home Lakes at Creekside Planned Near The Woodlands’ Creekside Park [Prime Property]
- Snooze Restaurant Chain Hitting 3217 Montrose Blvd. for First-Ever Houston Location [Houston Chronicle]
- Johnny Rockets Puts Houston on Short List of Markets It Wants To Enter [Prime Property]
- The Woodlands, Sugar Land, Pearland, League City, Missouri City Named Among Top 10 Best Places To Live in Texas By NerdWallet [HBJ]
- For the Most Part, Houston ‘Lucky’ During Tropical Storm Bill, but Watch Out for the Tail [Houston Chronicle]
Photo of Downtown from Yale St. Market: Rubin Serrano via Swamplot Flickr Pool
But we already had Johnny Rockets in markets with high-traffic retail centers, particularly malls and outlet shopping centers, due to its entertaining atmosphere and broad appeal – Katy Mills Mall and Sugar Land Town Square.
They both closed.
Snooze A.M. looks like LePeep, but with liquor.
Snooze marks another win for Midtown in its conquest of Montrose.
That’s nice, Johnny Rockets. Wake us up when you’re ready to re-enter for real:
http://www.bizjournals.com/houston/morning_call/2014/04/houston-among-target-cities-for-massive-johnny.html
lol @ the NerdWallet study.
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I love how they pimp McKinney, Texas but also include a blurb about the recent events pertaining to overexcessive use of force and racism. Great way to sell it as a #5 spot.
I have eaten at Snooze in Boulder and it was really, really yummy. I welcome Snooze.
Re: Bridgeland retail headline…. Wow, a 20 acre CVS anchor store! Keeping thing in proportion of course, I magine what a 1 acre nail salon and a 10 acre Matress store next door might look like.