ContriveDallasite wrote:TXGunLover wrote:tamtagon wrote:Las Colinas needs a good museum.
I would argue it needs a better public school district first, instead of CFB.
I am a product of the CFB school system - compared to the alternative of Irving ISD, I do not know what your complaint is. I grew up in the Hackberry area and had friends living less than a mile apart who were in the Coppell ISD and Irving ISD, I would agree that it would be more rational if the school zone boundaries were more rationally drawn as to actually reflect the geography of the neighborhood.
TXGunLover wrote:ContriveDallasite wrote:TXGunLover wrote:I would argue it needs a better public school district first, instead of CFB.
I am a product of the CFB school system - compared to the alternative of Irving ISD, I do not know what your complaint is. I grew up in the Hackberry area and had friends living less than a mile apart who were in the Coppell ISD and Irving ISD, I would agree that it would be more rational if the school zone boundaries were more rationally drawn as to actually reflect the geography of the neighborhood.
Recommend you check txschools.org related to yesterday's published scores. Make no mistake CFB is much better than ISD... but not comparable to other growing, professional areas of north Texas.
muncien wrote:TXGunLover wrote:ContriveDallasite wrote:Until then, the LC Urban Center will likely remain a place for young couples without families, and possibly empty nesters. But there's really nothing wrong with that.
Kelley USA wrote:The Blue Star / Lincoln Property Development at 114 and 161 is coming before P&Z this Monday. They're seeking approval for 4 lots on about 30 acres. Good to see it moving forward. Will be curious to see what they have planned. I know previously the talk was that a Sandman Signature Hotel with a Moxie's restaurant would be built here. The one they just built in Plano is pretty nice and has a Moxie's on one end a Shark Club Sports Bar on the other end.
TXGunLover wrote:Was iPic possibly originally going into that dev or am I thinking of something else?
muncien wrote:Kelley USA wrote:The Blue Star / Lincoln Property Development at 114 and 161 is coming before P&Z this Monday. They're seeking approval for 4 lots on about 30 acres. Good to see it moving forward. Will be curious to see what they have planned. I know previously the talk was that a Sandman Signature Hotel with a Moxie's restaurant would be built here. The one they just built in Plano is pretty nice and has a Moxie's on one end a Shark Club Sports Bar on the other end.
Fingers crossed... That definitely sounds better than what was previously proposed. Those P&Z meetings are open to the public, right?
TXGunLover wrote:Mexican Sugar will be right next to Whiskey Cake in addition to Lupe's and Walk-Ons.
vman wrote:, and some mall in Plano. It puzzles me that Irving Mall is never in the redevelopment discussion.
Kelley USA wrote:Olivella's Pizza at Water Street is opening this Wednesday. The place looks great! Also, I peeked inside the Hugo's Invitados space. Wow, they are spending some $$ on the finish-out. Looks beautiful. They also started building out their patio space. I think this could become the "it" restaurant in Las Colinas (or at least in the Urban Center).
Kelley USA wrote:Also walked by Hugo's last night. They're building what looks to be a spectacular patio.
cowboyeagle05 wrote:A key point in that NBC news story is that the state has requested to keep using the stadium site for several more years for construction staging. Irvings Moon landing site will stay that way for awhile longer.
Kelley USA wrote:No.... God No... Please God No... don't let this be a serious plan for the entryway at Las Colinas Blvd & O'Connor Blvd. This would be a disaster!
https://images4.loopnet.com/d2/aunfbh1D ... cument.pdf
Kelley USA wrote:Here's what appears to be the "in the early stages" of design for the Blue Star Development at 161 and 114 (Jerry Jones / LPC Project). The brochure was done about 3 months ago.
https://www.lpcdallas.com/wp-content/up ... ueStar.pdf
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