And yet, the main New Development pages haven't been updated in two weeks....Captn_Ag05 said:
Site plans for the new 7-story Drury Inn & Suites to be built behind the new Republic Steakhouse:
http://cstx.gov/Modules/ShowDocument.aspx?documentid=26772
ETA this looks like their standard 7-story hotel:
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We needed a much higher end brand for that location.
Totally agree. Wish we could get a Westin or something at that level in that area.
A Westin was never coming to college station.
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No doubt.
Are they re-opening the Bush's Chicken at Towerpoint (near Saltgrass) or is something else moving in there? There has been some internal construction going on in that building for a couple weeks.
Some pie shop, I believe.
Pie in the Sky Co is going on at the old Bush's location at Towerpoint.
Boomtown BBQ will be going in at 3125 Texas Avenue South (pending approval from the city to rezone to allow a drive through location there).
Is that at Mile Dr in College Station?
ethridgem said:
Is that at Mile Dr in College Station?
Nope. That's the vacant lot next to Booger King
Between Mile Dr. and BK.
The lot on Wellborn Rd. next to Prosperity Bank will be an urgent care, per a bank employee. Seems like we have plenty of those already ...
SMHTailgate88 said:
The lot on Wellborn Rd. next to Prosperity Bank will be an urgent care, per a bank employee. Seems like we have plenty of those already ...
Thanks for the update!
Probably not; Hyatt (like most companies) always build buildings with no intention of ever opening their business.
You're funny. It's been at least a couple of years, though. Other hotels have broken ground and been long finished since they started that place.TXAGBQ76 said:
Probably not; Hyatt (like most companies) always build buildings with no intention of ever opening their business.
... and? What difference does that make, how does this hurt you?
Ever watch Pappa's family of restaurants get built? The pay cash for everything, use recycled building materials, etc. they build away for months at a time and then stop for many months. When they have amassed enough cash to complete the project (they typically build two together in same same location) they do and business begins.
Thus, I see nothing unusual and nothing to be worried about.
Ever watch Pappa's family of restaurants get built? The pay cash for everything, use recycled building materials, etc. they build away for months at a time and then stop for many months. When they have amassed enough cash to complete the project (they typically build two together in same same location) they do and business begins.
Thus, I see nothing unusual and nothing to be worried about.
Got it - you're a jerk. Just asked a question. Have a lovely life.
I a card carrying smart Alec. I thought your question was in jest- as was my response. Sorry if I offended you,
Boomtown BBQs zoning request to have a drive through was approved. So, coming soon: https://boomtownbbq.com/
I did some digging on the foot traffic behind Ninfa's, it's quite interesting:southerner said:
Ninfa's on the bypass is closed.
[Can't promote other businesses on the site - STAFF]
How does one figure out all that data?!?!
They do track it, it's a metric for 'success' for the cities. I think annually they share it at the Economic Outlook they host each year. I don't think it is public per hotel, but overall: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn%3Aaaid%3Ascds%3AUS%3Afcd25040-00a0-4258-a464-9ed37f9ea9d9Captn_Ag05 said:While that would be the most CS thing ever, the talk of the hotel is actually not a joke. There is a Starbucks with a drive-through being added to the land next to the new Republic and then a hotel is supposedly close to signing on to develop the remaining land.dallasiteinsa02 said:Captn_Ag05 said:
To make room for another hotel.
It is actually going to be a chicken finger place on first floor with a hotel rooms on floors 2-5 with floors 6-8 being apartments.
While I know hotel occupancy rates are lagging behind what the owners and Experience BCS would like, does anyone know if there is a breakdown of the hotel occupancy by hotel? I am wondering if the University drive locations are faring quite a bit better to make it still an attractive option for developers.
Before now, only national level companies have the buying power for this level of data. But there are more sources for this type of data, and more 'middleman' companies now offer the data to smaller companies in the form of API request. (you want data on a single location, you query it and that counts as 1 API request) With the right developers, you can connect all the different data by geolocation and then it gets very interesting!JMac03 said:
How does one figure out all that data?!?!
My opinion on Ninfas is that their service went down hill, and their prices were above average compared to the lack of service.
We went a few times on Sunday nights last year, and with almost no one in there, it was still hard to get service, drink refills, chips and salsas refilled, etc.. One of my favorite dishes, the Pechuga Chihuahua was almost $20.00. Granted it was two breasts, enough for a second meal, but it would have been nice to get a half serving for half price. I think the one in Waco even asked if I wanted a half order recently, which wasn't on the menu.
I think poor management which trickles down to service and pricing structures are the bigger issues vs an over saturation of restaurants.
I think more restaurants that have opened have created more options for patrons and people aren't willing to stand in line for an hour plus as often when there are plenty of other choices next door or down the road.
We went a few times on Sunday nights last year, and with almost no one in there, it was still hard to get service, drink refills, chips and salsas refilled, etc.. One of my favorite dishes, the Pechuga Chihuahua was almost $20.00. Granted it was two breasts, enough for a second meal, but it would have been nice to get a half serving for half price. I think the one in Waco even asked if I wanted a half order recently, which wasn't on the menu.
I think poor management which trickles down to service and pricing structures are the bigger issues vs an over saturation of restaurants.
I think more restaurants that have opened have created more options for patrons and people aren't willing to stand in line for an hour plus as often when there are plenty of other choices next door or down the road.
BCS Indulgences has opened in Bryan. They're a home bakery specializing in French macarons. I had some yesterday and they are delicious! Find them on Facebook and Instagram.
https://www.kbtx.com/content/news/Bryan-City-Council-approves-agreement-to-prepare-for-Regional-Park-507433731.html
There is consideration happening to bring a knockoff Topgolf to the upcoming superpark in Bryan. I'm guessing this is instead of by the new HEB in College Station?Quote:
One option could be a golf entertainment business called Big Shots.
Way to go City of Bryan! Do whatever it takes to get Big Shots to locate at the new regional park. It will have a very big positive impact on the city.
Give them the damn land! Lol, Whatever it takes!
Give them the damn land! Lol, Whatever it takes!
Then the locals will complain about the lights and traffic. Bet on it.
I assumed that the regional park would have amenities similar to Veteran's Park, not farmed out to commercial establishments with their own admission cost (and likely paid with taxpayer dollars, have fun with that). I don't think that Big Shots would be at Bryan as it was discussed as an "option" but the lack of progress in College Station (which would involve lengthening General Parkway south) suggests isn't a done deal. The only other thing that *might* be the reason is they want General Parkway to be complete all the way through and/or Holleman to be completely finished all the way through and/or Deacon's railroad crossing to be done.bcstx06 said:
Way to go City of Bryan! Do whatever it takes to get Big Shots to locate at the new regional park. It will have a very big positive impact on the city.
Give them the damn land! Lol, Whatever it takes!
Does BCS Indulgences have a physical location? Hours open? Phone number? Is it a secret?
Its website is pretty - save for a weird typeface color detailing prices - but not very useful for how to buy the goodies. At least I couldn't get beyond the front page tonight.
Its website is pretty - save for a weird typeface color detailing prices - but not very useful for how to buy the goodies. At least I couldn't get beyond the front page tonight.
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It is my humble opinion that one way or another, that land is going in its entirety, or mostly so, to developers.
I believe it is at true home bakery that does delivery or meets up with you.
From my (brief) experience with them, you are correct.MarineBQ04 said:
I believe it is at true home bakery that does delivery or meets up with you.
Signs up for the "Daquiri Station" where the drive thru drink place was on Harvey/Munson a few months ago.