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Old Posted Dec 27, 2014, 5:23 PM
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The project pipeline is too large right now to handle too many more big proposals during the next couple years. But if the CC expansion continues to gather steam we could see another 1,000 room proposal in a few years IMO.
I'm thinking so to.
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Old Posted Dec 27, 2014, 11:18 PM
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Not so sure about that. For some info on current owners see my post here:
http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/show...&postcount=258
The ownership names won't change until the contract is closed and recorded. The rumor is they have the sites under contract or are in the process of negotiating a contract. Even if they are already under contract, it could take months to close the deal. But it is just a rumor so who knows? My source is a Statesman employee, btw, not that that means anything.

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Old Posted Dec 30, 2014, 7:14 PM
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I am purely speculating, but it sounds like Father will be taking charge on these new projects and not his son. I am guessing one is hotel and one isn't or mixed. It just seems odd to announce these intentions when the other had such a hard time getting off the ground is barely breaking ground now. It just seems like it's the old, "son you had your chance, now dad is going to take over".
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I drove by the site on Monday, and it appears they already dug a big hole. Looks to be around 30ft.
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I drove by the site on Monday, and it appears they already dug a big hole. Looks to be around 30ft.
I don't believe you 'cuz there's no picture.
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Old Posted Jan 7, 2015, 5:44 PM
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I don't believe you 'cuz there's no picture.
I'll take some next time I'm down there.
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Old Posted Jan 15, 2015, 2:51 PM
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The Canopy Walk over Red River and Waller Creek has its own site plan review. Still under review.

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Site Prep is moving rather slowly on this project. There is a big hole and big piles of dirt and former parking lot pieces, but the activity on the 500 W 2nd St tower puts this one to shame.
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Reservations are being taken for June 2017. Based on the site prep progress I think I'll wait.

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You would think they'd push to be open by that March for SXSW.
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This is from priller's awesome photo update in the compilation thread. Can we say this is U/C now that cement has been poured on the site?

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They're still digging. The concrete they're pouring I think is to shore up the support walls for the pit.
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Any news on this one?
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I went by the other day. They are still working on the retaining wall, and there is a big hole in the ground. But i did not see any equipment on site. They've really gotten off to a speedy start with this one.
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There was a recent permit for traffic control on Cesar Chavez, and there's an electronic sign on Cesar Chavez indicating that traffic flow will change in that area beginning 02/08.
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Here's more info about the traffic flow changes taking place beginning this weekend for the Fairmont construction. The link below the photo has more info:


http://www.austintexas.gov/news/traf...e-construction
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Here's more info about the traffic flow changes taking place beginning this weekend for the Fairmont construction. The link below the photo has more info:
http://www.austintexas.gov/news/traf...e-construction
This will not sit well with Rainey Street HOAs
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Here's more info about the traffic flow changes taking place beginning this weekend for the Fairmont construction. The link below the photo has more info:

http://www.austintexas.gov/news/traf...e-construction
This seems to be the best option regarding traffic flow. I guess Rainey st. residents will have to use East ave. if they are traveling westbound. At least now we should see some serious activity on Fairmont.
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The solid fence around the Fairmont site has been replaced with a chain link fence. So the action on the site is clearly visible now. It's busy this morning with trucks hauling away dirt from the excavation.
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The solid fence around the Fairmont site has been replaced with a chain link fence. So the action on the site is clearly visible now. It's busy this morning with trucks hauling away dirt from the excavation.
I walked past there last weekend. The hold covers the entire site and has gotten pretty deep already.
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