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Hannibal Lecter wrote:They finally got my friend's car out of the garage. Of course he already had to purchase a replacement.
Tnexster wrote:Driving around downtown today and happened to find myself looking right at this tower. Haven't really appreciated how much of an impact this building has on the east side of 345.
Tivo_Kenevil wrote:Tnexster wrote:Driving around downtown today and happened to find myself looking right at this tower. Haven't really appreciated how much of an impact this building has on the east side of 345.
This has got the be the slowest building project from the last 3 yrs
homeworld1031tx wrote:Does he have any insight into how they were able to extract it? From the pictures that I saw of 'the event', essentially an entire vertical section of the garage was collapsed, so I'm guessing that anything above the first floor was inaccessible due to the ramps being destroyed.
A long-awaited Tom Thumb supermarket just east of downtown Dallas plans to open this fall on the ground floor of a new 14-story apartment building.
The 56,000-square-foot supermarket will be on the street level of the Gabriella, a 378-unit apartment building scheduled to open this summer and that has started leasing its one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments.
cowboyeagle05 wrote:To sit back and think about how desperate the city was for a grocery store of a decent size anywhere close to the CBD 20yrs ago. The Neighborhood Walmart and former Albertson's in the West Village being the only two options back then. Now we have Tom Thumb almost in Deep Ellum, a Tom Thumb in Uptown, Whole Foods, an announced Kroger at Hall street and a Kroger at Haskell. If you include the two Royal Blue stores as semi-grocery options for CBD its nice to see so some options sprout up in different directions. Still what everyone is waiting for is a CBD play for groceries.
mdg109 wrote:Awesome. Anyone have an update on the damaged property next door?
I drive by this weekly, still looks abandoned with construction fencing up around the building. The road between the 2 phases is open now though.Tivo_Kenevil wrote:mdg109 wrote:Awesome. Anyone have an update on the damaged property next door?
I forget about that accident. Any word ??
CTroyMathis wrote:There was one indeed ^. And, another even much older.
I can check the ol' archives.
Also, ***Elan City Lights update*** :
https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/TABS/Search/ ... 2021013959
DMN wrote:More than two years after a construction crane collapsed into an Old East Dallas apartment complex, the owners of the building say they have begun rebuilding the property.
One resident, 29-year-old Kiersten Smith, died in the June 9, 2019, collapse, and five other people were injured.
Hundreds of residents of the Elan City Lights apartments were displaced, causing confusion and frustration in following months as they tried to reclaim their property and find new places to stay.