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Old Posted Nov 27, 2014, 6:24 PM
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Lightbulb HOUSTON | Park Place at Buffalo Bayou | 18 FLOORS

Developer: Pinto Realty Partners
Architect: Kirksey
Type: Office
Location: Willia St. (Near Allen Parkway)
Construction Timeline: Fall 2014 Start Date - Summer 2016 Completion

*Ground breaking was yesterday.



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High-end office building underway west of downtown

A high-end office building has broken ground north of Buffalo Bayou just west of downtown.

At 18 stories, the property will be smaller than the many of the city's soaring towers, but likely just as nice.

This project is unique in what it has to offer to this growing and thriving submarket area," developer Ernie Cockrell of Pinto Realty Partners said in a statement. "With all of the surrounding development and amenities, this office project will bring a new set of standards to how businesses view their office space and the environments in which they conduct business."

The building is going up on Willia Street, just north of Spotts Park and near the intersection of Memorial and Waugh.

"You've got the park on one side, incredible views of downtown and Washington Corridor out your back door," said Michael Anderson of Colvill Office Properties, which is leasing the building.

Anderson said the property will be marketed to companies in and around downtown that want accessibility to the city's main business district but don't need to be right in it.

Rents are expected to be in the low- to mid-$30s per square foot range.

The building will be close to Buffalo Bayou Park, which runs from downtown to Shepherd and is undergoing a $58 million restoration

Full Article: http://www.houstonchronicle.com/busi...5920360.php#/0


     
     
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Old Posted Feb 13, 2015, 6:08 AM
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This project did break ground, but was placed on hold a short time after.
     
     
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Building permits were issued recently.

https://www.buildzoom.com/property-i...uston-tx-77007
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Soil testing occurred here recently: http://imgur.com/a/Z474L
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Why was it placed on hold?
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Why was it placed on hold?
Oil downturn, they planned to move forward without a tenant secured.
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Cancelled

Nonprofit now planning to build here.

https://www.bizjournals.com/houston/...-wants-to.html
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https://www.bizjournals.com/houston/...land-near.html

I found this article from February of this year discussing the purchase of this plot by this organization.

Honestly, the headline of that article makes me think that Houston may actually be glad for this. Anything beginning with "calling all architects" sounds like a trade up design-wise from what was previously planned, on a trophy site overlooking the Bayou to boot!
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