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BCS Coming & Going: Retail, Restaurants, Businesses, etc (2025)
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FILO505 said:ChampsAg said:
I'm pretty sure that they went out of business.
Incorrect. They are looking to move. I just bought two holsters today in store
Thank you for the business. This is correct. We are looking at finding a building that better suits our production better. Although we are larger in online sales we have a storefront for local customers.
Oldham Goodwin just confirming on FB the long rumored HEB across from Miramont is happening!
Quote:
Bryan's retail landscape is undergoing a significant transformation! Jeremy Richmond, Managing Director of Oldham Goodwin Land Services, successfully closed a pivotal real estate transaction at the Boonville Road & Briarcrest Drive intersection. Representing Summit Crossing, Richmond played a key role in negotiating the sale of property owned by Summit Crossing and The Wheeler Foundation. The future holds a promising mixed-use development anchored by H-E-B. Stay tuned for this exciting chapter in Bryan's commercial real estate. For more information visit https://hubs.la/Q02gDJ4q0. #BryanRetail #RealEstateDevelopment #HEBAnchor
How many HEBs in the area? Will they ever build one near NG? The kids will need a place to get food. We don't want them leaving that area once we've trapped them. Maybe we should build a wall around it?Tailgate88 said:
Oldham Goodwin just confirming on FB the long rumored HEB across from Miramont is happening!Quote:
Bryan's retail landscape is undergoing a significant transformation! Jeremy Richmond, Managing Director of Oldham Goodwin Land Services, successfully closed a pivotal real estate transaction at the Boonville Road & Briarcrest Drive intersection. Representing Summit Crossing, Richmond played a key role in negotiating the sale of property owned by Summit Crossing and The Wheeler Foundation. The future holds a promising mixed-use development anchored by H-E-B. Stay tuned for this exciting chapter in Bryan's commercial real estate. For more information visit https://hubs.la/Q02gDJ4q0. #BryanRetail #RealEstateDevelopment #HEBAnchor
Um isn't that post from 2024?
Yes. And the HEB is a few years away.
aggies4life said:
Um isn't that post from 2024?
Tailgate is way late to the party.
Broncos said:aggies4life said:
Um isn't that post from 2024?
Tailgate is way late to the party.
Well dang it. Why I wonder was it in my FB feed just today? No excuse, should have checked the date. I did not see that the first time around, I did not realize HEB had been confirmed. But am glad for the east sidera!
Tailgate88 said:Broncos said:aggies4life said:
Um isn't that post from 2024?
Tailgate is way late to the party.
Well dang it. Why I wonder was it in my FB feed just today? No excuse, should have checked the date. I did not see that the first time around, I did not realize HEB had been confirmed. But am glad for the east sidera!
Facebook is for old people. [/my son]
Your son is right.
I like how this board rolls its eyes at banks but then getting yet another H-E-B (rather than a REAL supermarket) is treated as a big announcement.Tailgate88 said:
Oldham Goodwin just confirming on FB the long rumored HEB across from Miramont is happening!Quote:
Bryan's retail landscape is undergoing a significant transformation! Jeremy Richmond, Managing Director of Oldham Goodwin Land Services, successfully closed a pivotal real estate transaction at the Boonville Road & Briarcrest Drive intersection. Representing Summit Crossing, Richmond played a key role in negotiating the sale of property owned by Summit Crossing and The Wheeler Foundation. The future holds a promising mixed-use development anchored by H-E-B. Stay tuned for this exciting chapter in Bryan's commercial real estate. For more information visit https://hubs.la/Q02gDJ4q0. #BryanRetail #RealEstateDevelopment #HEBAnchor
PS3D said:I like how this board rolls its eyes at banks but then getting yet another H-E-B (rather than a REAL supermarket) is treated as a big announcement.Tailgate88 said:
Oldham Goodwin just confirming on FB the long rumored HEB across from Miramont is happening!Quote:
Bryan's retail landscape is undergoing a significant transformation! Jeremy Richmond, Managing Director of Oldham Goodwin Land Services, successfully closed a pivotal real estate transaction at the Boonville Road & Briarcrest Drive intersection. Representing Summit Crossing, Richmond played a key role in negotiating the sale of property owned by Summit Crossing and The Wheeler Foundation. The future holds a promising mixed-use development anchored by H-E-B. Stay tuned for this exciting chapter in Bryan's commercial real estate. For more information visit https://hubs.la/Q02gDJ4q0. #BryanRetail #RealEstateDevelopment #HEBAnchor
For the thousands who live in the eastern part of Bryan and Brazos County, which continues to grow, it's exciting news.
HEB's are so real that they tend to dominate markets and run other supermarkets out of town lol. Are they my fave, no. Are they real, no doubt.
PS3D said:I like how this board rolls its eyes at banks but then getting yet another H-E-B (rather than a REAL supermarket) is treated as a big announcement.Tailgate88 said:
Oldham Goodwin just confirming on FB the long rumored HEB across from Miramont is happening!Quote:
Bryan's retail landscape is undergoing a significant transformation! Jeremy Richmond, Managing Director of Oldham Goodwin Land Services, successfully closed a pivotal real estate transaction at the Boonville Road & Briarcrest Drive intersection. Representing Summit Crossing, Richmond played a key role in negotiating the sale of property owned by Summit Crossing and The Wheeler Foundation. The future holds a promising mixed-use development anchored by H-E-B. Stay tuned for this exciting chapter in Bryan's commercial real estate. For more information visit https://hubs.la/Q02gDJ4q0. #BryanRetail #RealEstateDevelopment #HEBAnchor
How is HEB not a real supermarket?
When he was here, The Oracle used to go on unhinged rants on Yelp about how we were promised a Central Market but then all we'd get is another regular HEB.
Rex Racer said:PS3D said:I like how this board rolls its eyes at banks but then getting yet another H-E-B (rather than a REAL supermarket) is treated as a big announcement.Tailgate88 said:
Oldham Goodwin just confirming on FB the long rumored HEB across from Miramont is happening!Quote:
Bryan's retail landscape is undergoing a significant transformation! Jeremy Richmond, Managing Director of Oldham Goodwin Land Services, successfully closed a pivotal real estate transaction at the Boonville Road & Briarcrest Drive intersection. Representing Summit Crossing, Richmond played a key role in negotiating the sale of property owned by Summit Crossing and The Wheeler Foundation. The future holds a promising mixed-use development anchored by H-E-B. Stay tuned for this exciting chapter in Bryan's commercial real estate. For more information visit https://hubs.la/Q02gDJ4q0. #BryanRetail #RealEstateDevelopment #HEBAnchor
For the thousands who live in the eastern part of Bryan and Brazos County, which continues to grow, it's exciting news.
Those thousands would likely appreciate an East Loop to get around the traffic that HEB will bring.
I will never forgive Yelp for banning The Oracle. His reviews were a constant stream of joy.
People in DFW literally hold parades when a new HEB is announced.TXAG 05 said:PS3D said:I like how this board rolls its eyes at banks but then getting yet another H-E-B (rather than a REAL supermarket) is treated as a big announcement.Tailgate88 said:
Oldham Goodwin just confirming on FB the long rumored HEB across from Miramont is happening!Quote:
Bryan's retail landscape is undergoing a significant transformation! Jeremy Richmond, Managing Director of Oldham Goodwin Land Services, successfully closed a pivotal real estate transaction at the Boonville Road & Briarcrest Drive intersection. Representing Summit Crossing, Richmond played a key role in negotiating the sale of property owned by Summit Crossing and The Wheeler Foundation. The future holds a promising mixed-use development anchored by H-E-B. Stay tuned for this exciting chapter in Bryan's commercial real estate. For more information visit https://hubs.la/Q02gDJ4q0. #BryanRetail #RealEstateDevelopment #HEBAnchor
How is HEB not a real supermarket?
Captn_Ag05 said:
People in DFW literally hold parades when a new HEB is announced.
Rarity makes something makes something special. McDonald's restaurants opening used to be worthy of a parade (especially in smaller towns).
TXAG 05 said:
How is HEB not a real supermarket?
Concrete floors, warehouse ceilings, no food by the pound at the deli...this sort of thing would be considered a "warehouse foods store" 20-30 years ago. And given the number of Curbside spots and the mega-carts taking up space, many people who claim to "love" H-E-B don't even actually go in.
PS3D said:Captn_Ag05 said:
People in DFW literally hold parades when a new HEB is announced.
Rarity makes something makes something special. McDonald's restaurants opening used to be worthy of a parade (especially in smaller towns).TXAG 05 said:
How is HEB not a real supermarket?
Concrete floors, warehouse ceilings, no food by the pound at the deli...this sort of thing would be considered a "warehouse foods store" 20-30 years ago. And given the number of Curbside spots and the mega-carts taking up space, many people who claim to "love" H-E-B don't even actually go in.
Still not following you. HEB is awesome. What "real supermarkets" do you prefer instead?
I'm confused, I buy meat by the pound all the time at the deli.
I think he means like hot and cold prepared food items.
The grocery we visit in Red River every summer has that plus tile on the floor and a "real" ceiling. However, I'd never trade it for even the smallest HEB we have here.
The grocery we visit in Red River every summer has that plus tile on the floor and a "real" ceiling. However, I'd never trade it for even the smallest HEB we have here.
Post COVID, curbside is everywhere. I don't get your point. People love the quality, variety, and price of HEB. That doesn't mean they have to walk the aisles and hug the products.
In any event, a grocery store like HEB is a big anchor for development. Lots of other things build around it and they typically employ 150-200 people, etc. A new bank branch is apples to oranges on the comparison.
In any event, a grocery store like HEB is a big anchor for development. Lots of other things build around it and they typically employ 150-200 people, etc. A new bank branch is apples to oranges on the comparison.
Flooring and ceiling makes a supermarket? That makes a lot of sense.
Trad supermarkets are like trad wives. They're rare and … uh … the analogy falls apart after that.
Trump will fix it.
Personally I like food lion
LOL!
They can just go down the extended University Drive.Mr.Short-termMemory said:Rex Racer said:PS3D said:I like how this board rolls its eyes at banks but then getting yet another H-E-B (rather than a REAL supermarket) is treated as a big announcement.Tailgate88 said:
Oldham Goodwin just confirming on FB the long rumored HEB across from Miramont is happening!Quote:
Bryan's retail landscape is undergoing a significant transformation! Jeremy Richmond, Managing Director of Oldham Goodwin Land Services, successfully closed a pivotal real estate transaction at the Boonville Road & Briarcrest Drive intersection. Representing Summit Crossing, Richmond played a key role in negotiating the sale of property owned by Summit Crossing and The Wheeler Foundation. The future holds a promising mixed-use development anchored by H-E-B. Stay tuned for this exciting chapter in Bryan's commercial real estate. For more information visit https://hubs.la/Q02gDJ4q0. #BryanRetail #RealEstateDevelopment #HEBAnchor
For the thousands who live in the eastern part of Bryan and Brazos County, which continues to grow, it's exciting news.
Those thousands would likely appreciate an East Loop to get around the traffic that HEB will bring.
Brookshire Brothers
PS3D said:Captn_Ag05 said:
People in DFW literally hold parades when a new HEB is announced.
Rarity makes something makes something special. McDonald's restaurants opening used to be worthy of a parade (especially in smaller towns).TXAG 05 said:
How is HEB not a real supermarket?
Concrete floors, warehouse ceilings, no food by the pound at the deli...this sort of thing would be considered a "warehouse foods store" 20-30 years ago. And given the number of Curbside spots and the mega-carts taking up space, many people who claim to "love" H-E-B don't even actually go in.
PS3D=Greg D=The Oracle
australopithecus robustus said:PS3D said:Captn_Ag05 said:
People in DFW literally hold parades when a new HEB is announced.
Rarity makes something makes something special. McDonald's restaurants opening used to be worthy of a parade (especially in smaller towns).TXAG 05 said:
How is HEB not a real supermarket?
Concrete floors, warehouse ceilings, no food by the pound at the deli...this sort of thing would be considered a "warehouse foods store" 20-30 years ago. And given the number of Curbside spots and the mega-carts taking up space, many people who claim to "love" H-E-B don't even actually go in.
PS3D=Greg D=The Oracle
Lol no. I was privy to a very heated exchange between PS3D and The Oracle. Not even close.
I love HEB.
Publix, Hy-Vee, even Albertsons and Kroger count.TXAG 05 said:
Still not following you. HEB is awesome. What "real supermarkets" do you prefer instead?
Captn_Ag05 said:
Post COVID, curbside is everywhere. I don't get your point. People love the quality, variety, and price of HEB. That doesn't mean they have to walk the aisles and hug the products.
Post-COVID everything is 40% more expensive and more limited hours. I don't follow you. If price is the only thing that matters, go to Walmart. And H-E-B doesn't much variety beyond their store brand and maybe one or two other brands at best.
TXAG 05 said:
PS3D=Greg D=The Oracle
I'll just let Kermit speak for me on that one.
Phew, I feel so much better now. I'll try to not let the commentary incessantly remind me of Greg D going forward.
Publix and Wegmans
Give a guy some old phone books and he thinks he's an urban planner and real estate expert.