Here's a shot of the first building to top out, across Post Oak. Directly behind it, I believe they're starting to build a parking garage that will integrate into this building and another that will also have mixed retail & office space.
It's exciting. I can envision Post Oak becoming a magnificent and vibrant boulevard, almost a Houstonian Magnificent Mile, after 10-20 years of continued redevelopments like this.
Thanks to the forumers keeping us out-of-towners up to date with photographs.
A number of them already do have plans to be replaced with mid and highrises.
are you sure? the strip center (with the california pizza kitchen and the luby's) was just remodeled so i'm afraid it will be around for a while in its current incarnation. it's just that everything else nearby is being replaced by new development.
are you sure? the strip center (with the california pizza kitchen and the luby's) was just remodeled so i'm afraid it will be around for a while in its current incarnation. it's just that everything else nearby is being replaced by new development.
Yes, though we're talking about 5 years + down the line, something that would build off the type of development at BLVD Place. Reasons for long-term plans include rail availability and immediate nearby competition.
It looks like several of the renderings on Wulfe's BLVD Place website have been updated to include the designs of the Hanover and Ritz Carlton towers.
Houston is such an amazing metro. How far is the area in the foreground from Downtown Houston. Also, I see a major road farther out with major developments at various intervals. What is that road?