Swamplot’s Daily Demolition Report lists buildings that received City of Houston demolition permits the previous weekday.
Today’s demolitions are brought to you by the letters J, I, L, and N. You’ll find addresses to match those letters and more . . . below the fold.
Today: True demo satisfaction! A baker’s dozen homes experience a thorough cleansing, plus: the end of the gallery. Addresses and links to maps are below.
A few buildings at an apartment complex and a home make a gentle withdrawal from the Houston real-estate scene. Use our address list to wish them well.
Plumbers loosen a joint, a midcentury Modern gets munched, and more demolition fun in today’s report. Create your map to marred homes with our handy address list . . . after the jump.
Plenty of demo to go around . . . apartments, condos, and homes galore! Swamplot’s location guide to today’s featured disappearances begins after the jump.
Swamplot’s Daily Demolition Report lists buildings that received City of Houston demolition permits the previous weekday.
Going gently on the city this time. Just a couple of rough spots . . . in our address list below.
Four properties carefully disassembled . . . in today’s report. Put together your demo itinerary with our address list — below.
Swamplot reader Buildergeek sends pictures from the demolition of the former Martha Turner Properties building at the corner of Westheimer and Hazard.
Whatever’s happening to the site, it sure doesn’t sound like what Nancy Sarnoff reported a year and a half ago in the Chronicle:
The old headquarters of Martha Turner Properties near River Oaks has been sold for the third time in as many years to a florist who plans to gut the property, add a floral showroom and lease out space to other businesses.
The owners of Plants ’n’ Petals, a 25-year-old flower shop located near Highland Village, purchased the former real estate office at 1902 Westheimer for an undisclosed amount. . . .
The renovations will include installing windows on the Westheimer-facing facade, gutting the interior and adding a mezzanine for offices.
The building will have about 12,000 square feet of space when it’s finished by the end of 2008.
After the jump: Clearly, the building was too close to the street!
In today’s report: Drilling for oil on FM1960, some casualties on Crane, and a few more demo sites. Address listings and links to maps are below the fold.
Get your hot, hot! demolition addresses right here, below the fold. Before they’re all gone!
Say goodbye to the former Martha Turner Properties building at the corner of Westheimer and Hazard! Demos there and around town are listed in our report below.
Swamplot’s Daily Demolition Report lists buildings that received City of Houston demolition permits the previous weekday.
We count 33 buildings in today’s report, and find a healthy spread of demo dust around the city. Count them and track the spread yourself . . . with our handy address list below. Oh — and King’s Retreat Circle is apparently a very private street.
A Bayou Woods goodbye, a house on Prestwick pressed quick, and more crushing fun in today’s all-residential edition of the building-disposal report. To map it all, read on!
Seven houses fall in today’s edition. Addresses — and a few details — lie below the fold.
Building removal gets back on track with a Downtown dustup and more Inner Loop—clearing excitement! Addresses are below.
