Swamplot’s Daily Demolition Report lists buildings that received City of Houston demolition permits the previous weekday.
Go ahead, knock this off. We dare you. Okay, then. How about these?
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Cherry Demolition crews are attacking portions of the Memorial Club Apartments at 904 Westcott St. this morning. A tipster tells Swamplot the section of apartments on the east side of Westcott have been vacant for a few weeks, and that ovens, washers, dryers, and other appliances were hauled off last week.
Tearing Down for Elan
Say goodbye to these. No, really. Times are frightening out there for a house.
The new owner of 3 adjacent 2-story apartment complexes at the western edge of Winlow Place in Montrose have politely asked all tenants to leave by the end of August. The fifties-and-sixties-era courtyard complexes, at 1920 W. Alabama St. (above), 2810 McDuffie, and 1924 Marshall, were sold by Prestige Holdings at the end of April to a company called City Centre at Midtown, which appears to be connected to apartment developer Dolce Living. The adjacent complexes together include 73 apartments; the 1.58 acres of land they sit on has frontage on West Alabama St. (between Hazard and Huldy, pictured above) and McDuffie St., which dead-ends into a parking lot shared by the McDuffie and Marshall St. properties. According to a tipster, a notice for the abandonment of that dead-end portion of McDuffie St. was posted in February. Admiral Linen’s 3-building complex (behind the Randalls grocery store) at 2030 Kipling St. is immediately adjacent to the properties.
‘Cuz We’re Building New Apartments
Swamplot’s Daily Demolition Report lists buildings that received City of Houston demolition permits the previous weekday.
Great to start a week fresh, with another gaggle of smashable buildings before us.
Swamplot’s Daily Demolition Report lists buildings that received City of Houston demolition permits the previous weekday.
If you would take these, we’d gladly get rid of them for you.
