If any of that comes to fruition, hopefully the grocery store will be a Trader Joe's, Central Market, or Whole Foods type store.
Wouldn't count on it since Atlas never developed out like they had planned (town center, lakeside, redevelopment of Turkey Creek Road and F&B, etc.)CJHajda said:
http://midtowncstx.com
https://www.tm5properties.com/blog/have-you-heard-about-midtown-in-college-station.html
http://midtowncitycenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/MCC-Development-Presentation-June-12.pdf
Competition for Atlas and Century Square?
Atlas is still developing. Slowly, but surely. Unlike Century Square which build a huge phase one, Atlas/Lake Walk is developing as the demand comes.PS3D said:Wouldn't count on it since Atlas never developed out like they had planned (town center, lakeside, redevelopment of Turkey Creek Road and F&B, etc.)CJHajda said:
http://midtowncstx.com
https://www.tm5properties.com/blog/have-you-heard-about-midtown-in-college-station.html
http://midtowncitycenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/MCC-Development-Presentation-June-12.pdf
Competition for Atlas and Century Square?
https://oldhamgoodwin.com/oldham-goodwin-group-announces-construction-of-class-a-office-building-in-camwest-crossing-business-park/Quote:
BRYAN, Texas Oldham Goodwin Group, LLC on behalf of Roserock Capital Group is pleased to announce the beginning stages of vertical construction for Phase 1 of the CamWest Crossing development in Bryan, Texas.
Kicking off the development, 8872 Health Science Center Parkway will be home to a state of the art 61,000 SF class A office building. CamWest will provide office tenants the unique combination of high-end finishes, flexible floor plates, excellent location, and competitive deal terms. The anticipated delivery date of the building is April 2019.
CamWest Crossing spans over 45 acres with office, retail, and frontage along Health Science Center Parkway and State Highway 47. The project will benefit from close proximity to Texas A&M University, Texas A&M's new Rellis Campus, the Health Science Center, Easterwood Airport, Traditions Country Club and other nearby amenities. The property has excellent access to State Highway 47 which offers a five minute commute to Texas A&M's main campus.
Oldham Goodwin Group, LLC is assisting with the leasing & marketing of the development and are excited to be involved with the project.
I have to disagree a bit with you. The portion of the trail from the golf course to the pond and a bit beyond the pond is/was nice but once you got a bit closer to Christ UMC the view was dominated by giant powerlines and a power distribution center. Hopefully the heart of the trail will be preserved with the new construction. Also hopefully the construction will scare off the herd of wild pigs that like that pond.Oogway said:
Quite a few of those parcels are owned by the City of College Station and different LLCs affliated with the project so while the project is a ways away, it is doable. I thought the space where the landfill was located was supposed to be a large regional park to supplement Veterans, but it was difficult to see where that is on their map. (other than some baseball fields). Since some of that land in this area is in the floodplain, I wonder if the floodplain is the section that will be kept for the pedestrian/bicycle nature area/sidewalk that already exists. Before they started the roadway extension, that trail was glorious. If most of the trees are chopped down instead of left as a small buffer along the trail, that sidewalk will be a concrete heat haze like the rest of the town.
I have seen the line at Cullpepper Chick-fil-a start at the Khols stop sign and thought I would be foolish to even try it, but while I may have been a fool, it only took 12 minutes to get past the window! They have that down!PS3D said:
New Development does officially show the Chick-fil-a at Jones Crossing. Of note is the very long drive-through where you could get stuck behind nearly a dozen cars before finding a way out.
Kitten With A Whip said:I have seen the line at Cullpepper Chick-fil-a start at the Khols stop sign and thought I would be foolish to even try it, but while I may have been a fool, it only took 12 minutes to get past the window! They have that **** down!PS3D said:
New Development does officially show the Chick-fil-a at Jones Crossing. Of note is the very long drive-through where you could get stuck behind nearly a dozen cars before finding a way out.
I tried that last time and it took longer than it did for the cars to go through the drive thru line at the South College Station location. They don't start your order until you are parked at their curbside spot so I watched several cars that would have been behind me get their food before I got mine at curbside.Tailgate88 said:Kitten With A Whip said:I have seen the line at Cullpepper Chick-fil-a start at the Khols stop sign and thought I would be foolish to even try it, but while I may have been a fool, it only took 12 minutes to get past the window! They have that **** down!PS3D said:
New Development does officially show the Chick-fil-a at Jones Crossing. Of note is the very long drive-through where you could get stuck behind nearly a dozen cars before finding a way out.
If y'all are ordering CFA and not using the app and curbside pickup, you're doing it wrong.
I'm always doing it wrong, but I'll have to try that!Tailgate88 said:Kitten With A Whip said:I have seen the line at Cullpepper Chick-fil-a start at the Khols stop sign and thought I would be foolish to even try it, but while I may have been a fool, it only took 12 minutes to get past the window! They have that **** down!PS3D said:
New Development does officially show the Chick-fil-a at Jones Crossing. Of note is the very long drive-through where you could get stuck behind nearly a dozen cars before finding a way out.
If y'all are ordering CFA and not using the app and curbside pickup, you're doing it wrong.
Any info when the Lakeway Drive project will be open for traffic between the hospital and Wm Fitch? Looks like the street lights are up, etc?CJHajda said:
http://midtowncstx.com
https://www.tm5properties.com/blog/have-you-heard-about-midtown-in-college-station.html
http://midtowncitycenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/MCC-Development-Presentation-June-12.pdf
Competition for Atlas and Century Square?
Yes. I haven't been by since they opened, but it is adjacent to a turf outdoor area. Not sure if they put stuff outside for the kids to play with, but it seems to be a smaller version of what is at Century Square.The Anchor said:
Based on a quick Google search, I think it is in Jones Crossing?
So what they are going to reduce the size of the store and put green space outside? Is this trying to compete with the Central Markets?CJHajda said:
https://www.walmartreimagined.com/location/bryan-tx/
It looks like the Briarcrest Walmart is being "reimagined" with a very simple version of Walmart's new town center format.
I think that is slated for multi family, so apartments..Heismenberg said:
Noticed some chain link fence up and trees cleared on Old Arrington behind the Blue Baker and Kiddie Academy in Caprock Crossing. Anyone know what the plan is there?