Re: New building to replace OM Diner?
Posted: Sun Dec 31, 2017 10:10 am
This is going to be the site of the new 100 story tall Mutual of Omaha headquarters with 30 floors of underground parking and street level retail!
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I talked to a guy that works down in the supply room at Mutual Of Omaha on Friday and he said the word is Mutual is staying and the moving rumors are all B.S. More deep investigating to come in 2018!OmahaOmaha wrote:This is going to be the site of the new 100 story tall Mutual of Omaha headquarters with 30 floors of underground parking and street level retail!
See, the underground parking gave you away. Now of you posited a streetcar turnaround, then maybe.OmahaOmaha wrote:This is going to be the site of the new 100 story tall Mutual of Omaha headquarters with 30 floors of underground parking and street level retail!
Any idea what hen they’ll be made public?Brad wrote:I wish I could say, but I'm sure when the plans are made public, people are going to be really impressed and excited.Garrett wrote:And what does this site plan call for?
Don't count your chickens until they hatch.Linkin5 wrote:Any idea what hen they’ll be made public?Brad wrote:I wish I could say, but I'm sure when the plans are made public, people are going to be really impressed and excited.Garrett wrote:And what does this site plan call for?
Hey I’m just talking about renderings not saying it will get built, I’ve followed development for far too long to know this rule .GetUrban wrote:Don't count your chickens until they hatch.Linkin5 wrote:Any idea what hen they’ll be made public?Brad wrote:I wish I could say, but I'm sure when the plans are made public, people are going to be really impressed and excited.Garrett wrote:And what does this site plan call for?
Here are pictures of Denver's recently completed Moxy.iamjacobm wrote:TIF request for Moxy Hotel on this lot before the Planning Board. Looks like Moxy is a new brand by Marriott. Locations in Europe along with NYC, NOLA, Denver and Chicago in the US.
TitosBuritoBarn wrote:This will probably have some height to it. That’s a small parcel for a hotel.
What's the height limit for the Old Market? Like 75ft barring an exception like Hyatt Place?nebugeater wrote:TitosBuritoBarn wrote:This will probably have some height to it. That’s a small parcel for a hotel.
I will guess six floors
I'm not sure if there is..Louie wrote:What's the height limit for the Old Market? Like 75ft barring an exception like Hyatt Place?nebugeater wrote:TitosBuritoBarn wrote:This will probably have some height to it. That’s a small parcel for a hotel.
I will guess six floors
What black magic do you possess to see the future?nebugeater wrote:TitosBuritoBarn wrote:This will probably have some height to it. That’s a small parcel for a hotel.
I will guess six floors
New hotel proposed on The Diner site in Old Market
Omaha planning commissioners are considering the idea of another hotel in Omaha's Old Market. If plans for a new six-story Moxy hotel get approved, The Diner at 12th and Harney streets will have to come down.
Get lucky once in a while.!!!!TitosBuritoBarn wrote:What black magic do you possess to see the future?nebugeater wrote:TitosBuritoBarn wrote:This will probably have some height to it. That’s a small parcel for a hotel.
I will guess six floors
New hotel proposed on The Diner site in Old Market
Omaha planning commissioners are considering the idea of another hotel in Omaha's Old Market. If plans for a new six-story Moxy hotel get approved, The Diner at 12th and Harney streets will have to come down.
http://www.ketv.com/article/new-hotel-p ... t/16020511
Love that they kept brick as a main feature. Going to be awesome there.skinzfan23 wrote:I like the look of it as well. I was wondering if they would try to follow the design of the other ones but figured it would have brick.
A new six-story Marriott Moxy hotel is planned to replace the longtime Diner at the corner of 12th and Harney Streets in the Old Market.
The family-owned Hawkeye Hotels based in Coralville, Iowa, hopes to start construction yet this year if all approvals go as hoped for the $15.1 million project poised to bring 105 more hotel rooms to the area.
Planning Director Dave Fanslau described the 409 S. 12th St. site as underutilized in its current form. He points to the downtown master plan’s call for “urban densities,” generally meaning multistory buildings served by structured or off-site public parking that encourages pedestrian-oriented corridors.
“Redeveloping it as proposed adds a good product to the Old Market, to downtown,” he said. “The building will be high quality and offer a service still in demand that hasn’t reached its peak down there.”
Michael Henery, who owns the nearly 9,000-square-foot site that includes a parking lot and the old-school Diner, said the restaurant has been a popular fixture at that spot for more than 30 years. He leases the structure to restaurateurs who could not be reached for comment Friday. Henery said the new owners would have the right to do what they want with the Diner shell, but he suggested that it could be relocated — a proposition that was fine with the buyer.
Hopefully something u/c on the corridor for the better part of the next decade.Coyote wrote:With TIF request already to go before the Planning Board this Wednesday,
Hopefully more details to come soon...
With the Landmark addition, the soon to be former Chamber building renovations, the possibility of something on the parking lot on the NW corner of 10th & Harney, the extension of Harney to the MoA lake...
Will we recognize Harney St in a few years.
That is something we desperately need IMO.tpaine wrote:This is awesome news for the Old Market. Wish they would add a rooftop bar/restaurant!
Hoping that's just because the didn't want to spend the time to render the inside for this city process? From what I heard is that the main floor is centered around the bar. They don't even have a front desk, guests check in at the bar.GetUrban wrote:I really like the proposed design overall, but what the rendering shows happening (or not happening) at street level is a bit boring and disappointing. It shows store fronts of the lobby with curtains drawn, basically.
Doesnt everyone just go straight to the bar at the hotel anyway? Or is that just me?Brad wrote:Hoping that's just because the didn't want to spend the time to render the inside for this city process? From what I heard is that the main floor is centered around the bar. They don't even have a front desk, guests check in at the bar.GetUrban wrote:I really like the proposed design overall, but what the rendering shows happening (or not happening) at street level is a bit boring and disappointing. It shows store fronts of the lobby with curtains drawn, basically.
In today's World Herald article about it they mention that they asked the developer to go from 8 floors to 6 to fit with the height restrictions of the historic district, so there must be some sort of restriction. According to DOGIS, The Old Market & Wholesale District is bounded by Harney, 10th, Jackson, then 12th up to Howard, then 13th back to Harney, so the Hyatt falls just outside of that zoning jurisdiction.Omaha Cowboy wrote:I'm not sure if there is..Louie wrote:What's the height limit for the Old Market? Like 75ft barring an exception like Hyatt Place?nebugeater wrote:TitosBuritoBarn wrote:This will probably have some height to it. That’s a small parcel for a hotel.
I will guess six floors
I know the Hyatt Place hotel in the Old Market, which opened in 2014, is 9 stories tall..for what it's worth...
Ciao..LiO...Peace
Yeah- I saw that in the article this morning.. Knowing more specifics regarding where the Hyatt is, in relation to the districts zoning and 6 story height restriction, it makes sense to me now...Garrett wrote:In today's World Herald article about it they mention that they asked the developer to go from 8 floors to 6 to fit with the height restrictions of the historic district, so there must be some sort of restriction. According to DOGIS, The Old Market & Wholesale District is bounded by Harney, 10th, Jackson, then 12th up to Howard, then 13th back to Harney, so the Hyatt falls just outside of that zoning jurisdiction.Omaha Cowboy wrote:I'm not sure if there is..Louie wrote:What's the height limit for the Old Market? Like 75ft barring an exception like Hyatt Place?nebugeater wrote:TitosBuritoBarn wrote:This will probably have some height to it. That’s a small parcel for a hotel.
I will guess six floors
I know the Hyatt Place hotel in the Old Market, which opened in 2014, is 9 stories tall..for what it's worth...
Ciao..LiO...Peace
http://www.omaha.com/news/metro/plans-f ... 5417c.html
I feel like a diner that looks like a airstream rv may not have as much significance.MTO wrote:I hope they knock this down before the Spec crybabies come out and block this. Do love to see this in that location even as small as it is.