37:05 – Stella (from the owners of Harvey Washbanger’s).36:05 – Gringo’s now has a building permit.34:15 – CapRock and Tower Point: Rx Pizza, Casa do Brasil, Ground Shuttle Transit, The Yard, Bottleneck Wine Bar, offices and more.33:37 – Chef Tai’s Urban Table (I botch the name).32:35 – Jones Crossing: Status of H-E-B and more.30:15 – Status of the Gander Mountain building.26:15 – Why “available” buildings aren’t always…available.18:15 – Texas Avenue: Ace Hardware, Red Lion.15:43 – Northgate: Seeing more restaurants and retail interests.How sustainable are all these businesses? 11:50 – Century Square: Review of all the recent openings + what else is coming soon.05:45 – Chimney Hill: The Republic Steakhouse and Primrose Path drive-thru Starbucks looks like a thing what else has potential the REAL story about In-N-Out Burger.02:20 – University Drive: Kinds of businesses interested in University Town Center, its challenges announcements by fall, then construction.Using examples of Academy and Gander Mountain, Nat also gives great insight into why vacant properties stay empty so long. This episode of “ Is This a Thing?” covers a lot of ground, including flip-flop scenarios about In-N-Out Burger.
It’s been a long time since Economic Development Director Natalie Ruiz and I talked rumors versus reality in terms of restaurants, retail, and more. By Jay Socol, Public Communications Director
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