Loveland Centre (90th and Center)
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When I talked to Slosberg several years ago he said that it was going to get renovated, but I believe he didn't want the magnitude of this project known. I believe the 10 story mixed use is still on for the NW corner. I haven't looked to see if the houses he owns have been rezoned yet. I don't know if he knew at that time what he would do to all the land he owns on the NE corner, but it could be a huge project.Stargazer wrote:Drove by here the other day... sorry if I haven't read the thread closely enough... but it appears they are going to demolish the entire strip.
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A new strip with a better look? Â And landscaping? I was hoping for a new strip with an uglier look and the same zero landscaping. Â This strip has been an eyesore in an otherwise thriving neighborhood for 20 years. Â It is the ugliest strip mall of its size anywhere in Omaha, which just baffles me as to why.
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Maybe because it is like 30% occupied.nativeomahan wrote:A new strip with a better look? And landscaping? I was hoping for a new strip with an uglier look and the same zero landscaping. This strip has been an eyesore in an otherwise thriving neighborhood for 20 years. It is the ugliest strip mall of its size anywhere in Omaha, which just baffles me as to why.
I wonder what kind of businesses could be successful there. I honestly can't think of any business that the location would be perfect for, or even very good for.
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This thread has been a great read for me. I moved to the Rockbrook area in spring 2009 and drive by this area often. With the amount of traffic in this area and the fact that it is in District 66 I was amazed that there wasn't something located here. I had no idea what used to be on the NW corner and was very surprised at the sorry state of the strip mall on the east side of the street. I always wondered why there was not better utilization of the land on both sides of the street and now I understand why.
Like others have stated above, I am not sure what type of business is suited for this area. Based on what is located along Center street from 72nd to 120th I could unfortunately see a strip mall and some doctor/lawyer type office space. This isn't too exciting of a development, but there definitely needs to be some fill here. Let's hope something happens within the next 5 or so years.
Like others have stated above, I am not sure what type of business is suited for this area. Based on what is located along Center street from 72nd to 120th I could unfortunately see a strip mall and some doctor/lawyer type office space. This isn't too exciting of a development, but there definitely needs to be some fill here. Let's hope something happens within the next 5 or so years.
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The gas station is coming down today. Â Doors open on some bays in strip mall too.
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They started removing the strip mall building today. Â They started on the south end where the Kelly's Carpet was located (formerly a convenient store).
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When I lived near there in the early 70's, that end bay was a Shaver's grocery store. The Ben Franklin was where Mangelson's is, on 84th St. I remember going to Shakey's after playing Putt-Putt. It was a bar for a while before they built the Hy-Vee.Coyote wrote:Wasn't that convenience store originally a Ben Franklin nickle and dime? Did it have a soda fountain? Also does anyone remember when Shakey's closed?
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Thanks zippy. My father agrees with Shaver's but didn't remember Ben Franklins. He remembers the bar, his law firm would celebrate there in the 90's. Someone thought Shakees burnt down though.zippy wrote:When I lived near there in the early 70's, that end bay was a Shaver's grocery store. The Ben Franklin was where Mangelson's is, on 84th St. I remember going to Shakey's after playing Putt-Putt. It was a bar for a while before they built the Hy-Vee.Coyote wrote:Wasn't that convenience store originally a Ben Franklin nickle and dime? Did it have a soda fountain? Also does anyone remember when Shakey's closed?
It was on what is now the Hy-Vee property. There was a service station right on the corner, and Shakey's was the next building to the south if my memory serves me correctly. I believe it was a bar for many years before it was torn down.garyomaha wrote:Sorry to get off topic, but someone else brought it up. Could someone please point out exactly where (which corner or an address) the Shakey's used to be? Thanks.
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Thanks. Â Though, sadly, I have few memories of that area before Hy-Vee. Â I occasionally visited an office in a building along Center that was torn down for the Hy-Vee, but don't remember either the service station or bar. Â (A group of us have been trying to come up with former Shakey's locations and only the Bellevue one had a firm place in our memories...interesting because none of us grew up in Bellevue! Â Perhaps it was the last Shakey's in this area?)Bugeater wrote:It was on what is now the Hy-Vee property. There was a service station right on the corner, and Shakey's was the next building to the south if my memory serves me correctly. I believe it was a bar for many years before it was torn down.garyomaha wrote:Sorry to get off topic, but someone else brought it up. Could someone please point out exactly where (which corner or an address) the Shakey's used to be? Thanks.
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Jerry Kavan of Slosburg Real Property gave a presentation on Loveland Center Development tonight at The Loveland Neighborhood Association 2nd Annual Holiday Reception.
I learned that ground would be broken sometime this spring on a L-shaped brick building with stone arches on the northeast corner of 90th and Center. It will take about 13 months to build. The building may have a business with a drive-thru and restaurant with an outside eating area on the south side.
If enough interest is shown, a building on the west side of 90th street may be built a year later.
Jerry Kavan gave the presentation.
Site Plans for the new Loveland Center.
Close view of the Site Plan
I do not have permission to post large photo of building elevations.
I learned that ground would be broken sometime this spring on a L-shaped brick building with stone arches on the northeast corner of 90th and Center. It will take about 13 months to build. The building may have a business with a drive-thru and restaurant with an outside eating area on the south side.
If enough interest is shown, a building on the west side of 90th street may be built a year later.
Jerry Kavan gave the presentation.
Site Plans for the new Loveland Center.
Close view of the Site Plan
I do not have permission to post large photo of building elevations.