EBrazosAg said:
That wouldn't make any sense. Do you know how many $ a SF they spent on their campus on RP? But I'm pretty sure something is coming to the Fitch location. It won't be BSW.
Hornbeck said:
Drain Bramage.
maroon barchetta said:Hornbeck said:
Drain Bramage.
With a Pink Floyd tribute band for the house band.
bcstx06 said:
Are there any plans for the CapRock Hospital in Bryan or the ER in College Station? What could they become? I would think someone like Scott and White would buy the Hospital.
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Haraz Coffee is on a mission to share the rich heritage of Yemeni coffee with the world. By sourcing the finest beans and honoring traditional craftsmanship, we bring the bold, authentic flavors of Yemen to every cup. As we expand across the United States, we're committed to creating unforgettable coffee experiences that connect communities and celebrate culture.
EBrazosAg said:
Obamacare banned the physician ownership of hospitals. So unless you owned one before Obamacare, no new ones are owned by doctors. And if it was owned 49% by doctors that percentage can never increase. Freestanding ER and Urgent Care not bound by that law.
Captn_Ag05 said:
KBTX or the Eagle should do some actual investigative journalism on this and find out what is going on with the project. How much money did the city of Bryan provide in incentives?
Jadetxag10 said:
What is going on with the new movie theater construction at Midtown Park? It doesn't look like there has been any activity there in a while.
trouble said:
I love you but that's just precious.
Captn_Ag05 said:trouble said:
I love you but that's just precious.
Let a man dream! I also believe this year is our year in [insert Aggie sport here]
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In June of 2024, the Bryan city council voted six to one against rezoning land at Copperfield and Boonville for a $67 million dollar luxury apartment complex.
Tuesday night (August 12), the council approved the rezoning by a six to one margin.
The vote came after more than two hours of comments from 15 public speakers, 13 who opposed the project, along with detailed presentations from three representatives of the development.
The land at the northwest corner of Copperfield and Boonville was formerly zoned for townhomes.
Opponents wanted retail. The applicants said that land will never become retail because of the cost to deal with two creeks and the location is too close to the H-E-B that is being built at Boonville and Briarcrest, which will bring additional retail.
Captn_Ag05 said:
More apartments for BryanQuote:
In June of 2024, the Bryan city council voted six to one against rezoning land at Copperfield and Boonville for a $67 million dollar luxury apartment complex.
Tuesday night (August 12), the council approved the rezoning by a six to one margin.
The vote came after more than two hours of comments from 15 public speakers, 13 who opposed the project, along with detailed presentations from three representatives of the development.
The land at the northwest corner of Copperfield and Boonville was formerly zoned for townhomes.
Opponents wanted retail. The applicants said that land will never become retail because of the cost to deal with two creeks and the location is too close to the H-E-B that is being built at Boonville and Briarcrest, which will bring additional retail.
https://wtaw.com/bryan-city-council-approves-rezoning-for-a-high-end-apartment-complex-after-saying-no-last-year/
Mathguy64 said:
No no no. These aren't just any apartments. They are "luxury" apartments for millionaires who come into town to play Miramont. Millionaires who are members of the CC who don't live in town and millionaires who are waiting for their homes in Miramont to finish building.
At least that's what the developer said while selling his load of junk to the council. All but one of which bought it this time.
Look Out Below said:
Yeah. University on the east side of the bypass is going to need to be three lanes each way soon. The traffic increase just in the last 5-10 years has been more than noticeable.
Jetty said:
And if that's Wixon water the rest of us are screwd!
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Mahmood said he plans to open his first La Madeleine by December, in a vacated restaurant in College Station. He wants to open his second location, also near the Texas A&M University campus in a former Zaxbys, next year. He'll scout sites in Houston for his third La Madeleine location.
