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Two New Five-Story Apartment Buildings at Neighborhood Launch
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stephentszuter
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Walker
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stephentszuter said:
Not a lot to look at?! An image of a parking lot being torn up to begin construction of a high-density building is like looking at Picasso for me.Ha! Well, in the grand scheme of things I think a small pile of broken asphalt is nothing compared to what the final buildings should look like. ;)
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stephentszuter
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Yessssssssssssssssssssssssssss.
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stephentszuter
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CalebR said:
I still have no idea where this is located..... lolHere: http://goo.gl/maps/N3iKG
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stephentszuter
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stephentszuter
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I've walked by this place a couple of times since they started tearing up the parking lot.
They are working on Saturday mornings!
I wonder if they're working overtime to get this project done fast.
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surber17
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Photo update: https://twitter.com/myurbanhood/status/266993571549306880/photo/1 ...... Are they going to have underground parking? Looks like they might.
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Pablo
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surber17 said:
Photo update: https://twitter.com/myurbanhood/status/266993571549306880/photo/1 ...... Are they going to have underground parking? Looks like they might.From the first post in this thread:
Conceptual review for the new construction for two five story buildings, each building with 130 units and approximately 82 underground parking spaces. There will also be two nearby off street parking lots.
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Stephen43215
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+1 for the addition of more apartments downtown..just can't believe there is not one bit of retail l in the plan..when the area gets built up it will be a long city block people try to pass by quickly.
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Walker
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Stephen43215 said:
+1 for the addition of more apartments downtown..just can't believe there is not one bit of retail in.the plan..when the area gets built up, it will be a long city block people try to pass by quickly.I'd love to have seen ground floor retail, but I don't think it's going to be a total detriment. Especially if the streetscape is built to compliment the new apartments. Gay Street is one of the nicest strolls Downtown, and there's no retail located between Fourth and Grant. Not a problem there.
There's also existing retail in the area (personal trainer across the street, bar & grocery around the corner, Warehouse Cafe, B1 Bikes & Spoonful not far away) and opportunities for more retail to fill in once the apartments are occupied.
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stephentszuter
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I wish we could get some pricing on these apartments...
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MHJ
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+1 for the addition of more apartments downtown..just can't believe there is not one bit of retail l in the plan..when the area gets built up it will be a long city block people try to pass by quickly.
One should note that directly across the street from these apartment buildings are several empty storefronts on Long Street:
So even without putting retail in the development directly, the development creates the opportunity to RE-develop some underutilized space along that stretch of Long Street. I think they have the right idea, in that, if you bring the residents, the retail will follow!
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