Energy corridor ... Opinions?

[Eva Damita]

Originally Posted by gtoman

You are fucking kidding right? You must be. You have to be. No one who has lived in Houston for more than a month is that dumb.

Nope. Not kiddding. I'm fucking dumb.

[tbone77494]

It's a great area. Easy access. Lots of hotels and parking is a breeze - which is important for me. A lot of ISOs from Katy lately too. And if wakeup won't go out there - well that's just a bonus.

[silverstate53]

Energy Corridor over Galleria any day - fuck the galleria

[N.M.]

As far as hotels, the Omni and the Wyndham are great to stay at in that area, the last few months I work in hotels I used to work in that area and it was awesome. Less traffic than the Galleria hotels, you can work out early/late check ins/outs, parking is free.... I loved it

[N.M.]

Originally Posted by gtoman

You are fucking kidding right? You must be. You have to be. No one who has lived in Houston for more than a month is that dumb.

Not as dumb as thinking a random black employee at a 4star hotel is a "pimp" "following them"
Talk about racist profiling..... Smh

[Brazos]

Energy corridor has alot of empty hotel / office space since oil collapsed.

[TheCat'sMeow]

Originally Posted by Brazos

Energy corridor has alot of empty hotel / office space since oil collapsed.

Downtown, the Ship Channel, and the east side commercial real estate will weather the current decline with the latter becoming more profitable because the chemical and refinery industry or downstream companies do very well when oil prices dip,,,Companies that drill oil on land or service companies that do are getting hit hard with the low oil prices,,,Demand for real estate in those west areas (energy corridor, Greenspoint, U.S. 290 corridor, and the Southwest Freeway corridor) will automatically decline after these companies consolidate and downsize to remain competitive. Whores could always work on the east side of town if they want.