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Tucy

tamtagon wrote:wouldn't it be something if North Texas hit the 8,000,000 mark in 2020?!?!

That would require a big jump in our already extraordinary rate of growth. I think we can safely say we won't hit the 8 million mark in 2020. Perhaps in the 2021 estimates; certainly by 2022.

Tucy

calling it "fake news" is not hinting at something bad in an indirect and unpleasant way? okay, then, sorry. I guess I just expect you to be snarky when addressing me directly, and I really am sorry about that. LOL No. I wasn't hinting or being indirect at all. I was being quite direct. Y...

Tucy

I thought Virgin just wanted to do their own high speed rail? I appreciate the ambition this person has, but I'm EXTREMELY skeptical whenever I see anything involving the Hyperloop. But if they are trying to get rid of all the legal hurdles involved, perhaps this could also benefit a potential futu...

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Way to create fake news Tamtagon. The only thing the article says about moving the HQ is that they are not: "Chevron said its headquarters will remain in San Ramon." Remarkably insinuating! as per the usual :) Here's the headline from in front of the paywall to the Bay Area Business Journ...

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Chevron might be moving HQ from Bay Area to Texas, Houston probably.... https://abc7news.com/archive/8928858/ By ABC7 Archive SAN RAMON, Calif. "It's not something you that you want to see, losing 800 jobs. That's a big impact in San Ramon," president and CEO of the San Ramon Chamber of C...

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Perhaps the artist lofts are managed and marketed separately? I think that is the case. I'm pretty sure they are also separately owned. I wouldn't really expect them to be mentioned in ZOM Living's press releases about the tower. I found the "answer". As of June 2018: "More than 50 a...

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"We do not intend to re-open the HQ2 search at this time. We will proceed as planned in Northern Virginia and Nashville, and we will continue to hire and grow across our 17 corporate offices and tech hubs in the U.S. and Canada." Amazon was a little unclear if they are still interested in...

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There seems to have been complete silence about the artists lofts portion of this project. Is it still happening?

Tucy

That "200 miles" amount is a bit of an exaggeration. No joke. Good grief, how can a journalist be so clueless? FWIW, the actual distance from downtown Dallas to the Oklahoma border is more like 75 miles; 200 miles would take you past Oklahoma City. Truly pathetic. And don't spill the bean...

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February 2019

One unit sold.

104 sold in 75 months. (1.39 per month) 10 remaining.
Rolling 12-month sales: 14 (1.17 per month)

Sellout projection, based on the pace of sales thus far: 6 years, 11 months.
Sellout projection, based on the pace of sales over the prior 12 months: 7 years

Tucy

Aren't this and the Epic both on land we were told was a permanent wasteland because of I-345?

Tucy

Can somebody confirm what the actual height of this building will be? I’ve seen some articles saying the tower will be 39 stories and 440 feet, and other sources (like in the link below) saying 41 stories and 540 feet. https://www.daiwahouse.com/English/about/release/pdf/release_e20170702.pdf They ...

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^^ Thanks guys. It is indeed clear when one clicks on the photo.

Next question: Why is anyone excited about a Hard Rock Hotel? The project looks nice, but Hard Rock? (YAWN)

Tucy

lakewoodhobo wrote:Screen Shot 2019-02-14 at 3.54.17 PM.jpg

Where are people seeing a Hard Rock logo (or any logo) in that rendering?

Tucy

joshua.dodd wrote:We should start calling Uptown Texas' Manhattan

LOL. Were you being sarcastic?

Tucy

To be clear, if you include the entire Bay Area (San Francisco and San Jose), it stands well above DFW. $776 vs 535 Ah gotcha, I didn't consider that. Either way, in relation to Austin and DFW, there's no way Austin is surpassing DFW (in terms of GDP). Perhaps Austin does become the next silicon va...

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DPatel304 wrote:^Thanks for putting that into perspective. If 2017 Bay area still (slightly) lags behind 2017 DFW, then Austin has no chance.

To be clear, if you include the entire Bay Area (San Francisco and San Jose), it stands well above DFW. $776 vs 535

Tucy

So if a company wanted to relocate a large office to Downtown or Uptown into new Class A space this year, are they pretty much out of luck? I keep saying... we need some new office space to break ground with a good amount of spec space or we could be losing out on jobs to the suburbs or areas like ...

Tucy

Downtown Dallas' first Arts District hotel will open this fall The first hotel in downtown Dallas' booming Arts District is set to open this fall. The 183-room boutique hotel is apart of the $250 million Hall Arts project at Ross Avenue and Leonard Street across from the Meyerson Symphony Center. A...

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tamtagon wrote:To be world class, they'll need some signatures bridges

hahaha

ROFL That was a good one, Tam.

Tucy

So if a company wanted to relocate a large office to Downtown or Uptown into new Class A space this year, are they pretty much out of luck? I keep saying... we need some new office space to break ground with a good amount of spec space or we could be losing out on jobs to the suburbs or areas like ...

Tucy

January 2019

One unit sold.

103 sold in 74 months. (1.39 per month) 11 remaining.
Rolling 12-month sales: 14 (1.17 per month)

Sellout projection, based on the pace of sales thus far: 6 years, 10 months.
Sellout projection, based on the pace of sales over the prior 12 months: 7 years

Tucy

For those of you curious about hotel development at Northpark Mall, I found this online today. It seems that Marriott is planning a J.W. Marriott Hotel, the first J.W. Marriott in DFW. The Brand fact sheet on their website indicates "250 Room JW Marriott Dallas - Northpark Center 2018" I ...

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Well, there are still some lights on in there, so someone has to be paying a light bill, at least. Sadly, at the rate it's going, this will take longer than the Statler to get redone. Will it ever get done? It is suppose to be completed by this fall. Hopefully, there isn’t another delay. I think th...

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^ The building was designed to look like Independence Hall. Removing that would pretty much ruin that. Agree. Remove the New England decorative top and it would just be a beige brick box. As opposed to being a beige brick box with an incongruous imitation of Independence Hall perched on top of it. ...

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itsjrd1964 wrote:Frisco's troubled Wade Park is back on the foreclosure list

This is getting to be almost as bad as a drinking game....

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/rea ... osure-list

ROFL Post of the year.

Tucy

Used that yesterday to get all the way from dallas downtown to fw downtown (via orange line). Quite surprised how many people went to experience new train - there were no places to sit. Didn't found any walkways between airport terminals, it seems only way to get between terminals is using airport ...

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Does anyone know whatever happened to the grocer that they were going to put in this building? Good question. Their website still promotes it as a building amenity: "GOURMET GROCERY MARKET WITH RESIDENT DELIVERY SERVICES The only one of its kind. Residents will have peace of mind and convenien...

Tucy

December 2018 3 units sold. 36 sold in 13 months (2.77 per month) 122 remaining. Sell-out projection: 4 years, 10 months In your opinion, How good is the selling rate? I don't know how Dallas compares to other city centers where this type of product is usually sold. I'd be interested to see if we g...

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December 2018

3 units sold. 36 sold in 13 months (2.77 per month) 122 remaining.

Sell-out projection: 4 years, 10 months

Tucy

December 2018 Two units sold (first sale since July) 102 sold in 73 months. (1.4 per month) 12 remaining. Rolling 12-month sales: 13 (1.08 per month) Sellout projection, based on the pace of sales thus far: 6 years, 10 months. Sellout projection, based on the pace of sales over the prior 12 months: ...

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Cbdallas wrote:Right still no West Village area condo tower options. I really think a nicely situated condo tower somewhere in that vicinity would sell. I would be ready to buy one.

How much would you be ready to pay for one?

Tucy

I'm not sure we should be reading that as meaning that the Dallas location will open in Spring 2019. I think it should be read to mean that they have plans for locations in Toronto, Dallas and San Jose, the first of which (Toronto) will open this spring.

Tucy

Mentioned in this D Magazine article about Royal Blue Grocery: * 11,000 - live in the urban core * 8200+ - existing DTD residential units * 3100 - DTD residential units to come * 135,000 - daytime CBD population https://www.dmagazine.com/publications/d-ceo/2018/december/meet-the-trio-behind-downtow...

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tanzoak wrote:
Real-talk though, the unwillingness of US transit operators to look overseas for best practices (real, operational best practices, not these kind of gimmicks) is a significant part of the reason why US transit provision is so bad.

What operational practices should we import from overseas?

Tucy

You very clearly made those points using different words, but okay. You were still wrong about demand. Don't move the goal post. Moving on. Moving on, indeed. LOL.. I very clearly did not make any of the points you claim. Not even close. Please tell me how I was wrong about demand. Again, I never s...

Tucy

They're paraphrased from your comments in the Amazon thread, but okay, like many Americans today let's pretend facts don't exist, real is fake, up is down, and so on. Done with this. I think someone is just a little panty twisted that a DOWNTOWN office building (You guys refuse to accept that a Dow...

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Lies. I was told by several on this forum that there was ZERO demand for new Downtown Dallas office space and that builders should NOT start building office towers without the majority of space leased because there would be no tenants for them and they would sit empty. The same people said that Hou...

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Law firm Husch Blackwell grows downtown Dallas office in move to new tower https://www.dallasnews.com/business/real-estate/2018/12/12/law-firm-grows-downtown-dallas-office-move-new-tower The 1900 Pearl building is more than 90 percent leased. Lies. I was told by several on this forum that there was...

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November 2018

2 units sold. 33 sold in 12 months. 125 remaining.

Sell-out projection: 4 years, 10 months

Tucy

November 2018

Zero units sold
100 sold in 72 months. (1.39 per month) 14 remaining.
Rolling 12-month sales: 13 (1.08 per month)

Sellout projection, based on the pace of sales thus far: 6 years, 11 months.
Sellout projection, based on the pace of sales over the prior 12 months: 7 years, 1 month.

Tucy

Tivo_Kenevil wrote:"An old high-rise in Dallas' booming Design District is getting a major makeover"

Booming? How so? Virgin Hotel... nothing else much. Does anybody know what Dunhill partners is doing? Are they sitting until the Trinity River Park materializes?

LOL It must be a Steve Brown article.

Tucy

No spec? Here are some recent numbers from new developments in downtown Houston: In Q1 2016, 609 Main (1,000,000 sq ft) was only 5.9% leased and the building was complete in February of 2017. In 2018, it’s now just over 50% leased. Capitol tower (nearly 800,000 sq ft) started in 2015 and is set to ...

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DUP POST. NM

Tucy

Actually, there is more demand for space in new towers in downtown Houston. If that were not the case, the new towers would not be going up. Nobody is building spec. Hines is no stranger to Dallas. If they could find similar demand for space in downtown Dallas, they would be building new office tow...

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Houston is building a lot of spec..... both office and residential. The new towers around the Arts District and Klyde Warren downtown have leased well. There is no new office product in the Downtown core in ages, so I don't understand how someone can assert confidently that there is no demand. Yes,...

Tucy

One last note; DFW metro area is number one in the nation for office leasing as of the latest figures, yet we can’t erect an office skyscraper downtown like Houston can. Do we still have to much empty space downtown? In comparison to Downtown Dallas, there isn’t more demand in Downtown Houston to a...

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DFW wrote:One last note; DFW metro area is number one in the nation for office leasing as of the latest figures, yet we can’t erect an office skyscraper downtown like Houston can.
Do we still have to much empty space downtown?

Yes. Too much supply. But even more important: too little demand.

Tucy

Interesting concept. Thanks for the post.

I'm curious how they get the plumbing/electrical/sewer lines from the building's system to the pre-built boxes, without drilling through floors and such.

Tucy

maconahey wrote:
Jbarn wrote:Three years until completion seems like a long timeline for a building like this.

I wonder if they're going to put parking underground? If so, that could be the reason it'll take so long to build

They also have two buildings to clear off the site, and perhaps office building tenants to relocate.

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