Dundee Flats
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MTO
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Re: 49th and Dodge Project
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skinzfan23
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Re: 49th and Dodge Project
According to KETV's story, demo is going to begin in July with completion of the project scheduled for next summer.
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MTO
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Re: 49th and Dodge Project
Yeah I saw that, that's mobbin! Hope they don't go uber cheap on it.
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iamjacobm
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Re: 49th and Dodge Project
Rezoning before the planning board.
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iamjacobm
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Re: 49th and Dodge Project
Updated look.


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MTO
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RNcyanide
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Re: 49th and Dodge Project
I like that much better.
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U R my Helix
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Re: 49th and Dodge Project
I look forward to seeing this built but .... I don't know why the street lights are wrong for the area. They should match the Dundee style. The narrow double slotted windows look prison-ish to me, but it might just be the long angle.


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RockHarbor
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Re: 49th and Dodge Project
I absolutely love it! Look at how the 'E' turns into the 'F' on the corner there. That is cool. What a neat, sharp-looking residential project. Great mix of materials & facades. I really like that wood strip look that is very popular right now.
I can get pushed out because I'm "too much" for some. Then, an observer of me comes suddenly swooping in to "fill my shoes." People are always more accepting of the new one, because their feathers aren't truly ruffled by them. (Yawn) I can count on it every time.
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TitosBuritoBarn
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Re: 49th and Dodge Project
That looks better, though I still think they could throw in some more retail.
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Louie
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Re: 49th and Dodge Project
Weren't a fan of the neon green? /sRNcyanide wrote:I like that much better.
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RNcyanide
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Re: 49th and Dodge Project
Nope, not with the gray.
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skinzfan23
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Re: 49th and Dodge Project
I really like that look a lot better than the previous rendering.
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MTO
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Re: 49th and Dodge Project
I'm not as superficial as you style critics but yeah I agree it looks more apropos for Dundee too.
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skinzfan23
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Re: 49th and Dodge Project
After buying up more property along Dodge Street, developers are thinking big for Dundee Flats

recent acquisition of two more properties already has expanded the earlier site plan to nearly an acre on the south side of Dodge, east of 49th Street. Before, Sage had secured only the corner transmission shop and its neighbor to the east. The purchase of the converted house and its neighbor have raised what before was at least an $8 million project to a nearly $11 million, four-story project.
One neighbor, for instance, wanted to know why an earlier rendering did not include Dundee-style light posts. Moser commented that it was a good catch and would be handled.
If all goes as planned for Dundee Flats, demolition could begin next month

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iamjacobm
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Dundee Flats
TIF before planning board.
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Coyote
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Re: Dundee Flats
I ran into one of the managers for this project today and invited her to join the conversation, seems like they really want input about this project!
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MTO
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Re: Dundee Flats
Like what kind of input?Coyote wrote:I ran into one of the managers for this project today and invited her to join the conversation, seems like they really want input about this project!
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midtowndeveloper
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MTO wrote:Like what kind of input?Coyote wrote:I ran into one of the managers for this project today and invited her to join the conversation, seems like they really want input about this project!
Its great to see all the support the community is giving the developers of this project. I know they would appreciate any and all input from members of the community
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Re: Dundee Flats
Make it taller 
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iamjacobm
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Re: Dundee Flats
$1.8 million in TIF.
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daveoma
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Re: Dundee Flats
I love this project. We saw another infill project like this during the Omaha condo boom in the mid 2000s, and I think the future will bring more medium density projects.
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iamjacobm
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U R my Helix
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Re: Dundee Flats
Build it!iamjacobm wrote:
Rendering is missing the large stop light on the corner and the fire plug where the people are standing. Hopefully they can take out the ugly "war of the worlds" street lamp as well and actually put in the style now shown in the rendering. Any of the former renderings would be nice but this one looks great.
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Re: Dundee Flats
Fence is up, so I would think demo is getting close.U R my Helix wrote:Build it!

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midtowndeveloper
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Re: Dundee Flats
Demo is rumored to start in 1-2weeksBrad wrote:Fence is up, so I would think demo is getting close.U R my Helix wrote:Build it!
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aaaron
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Re: Dundee Flats
I'm actually happy they changed the sign. I thought the E-to-F thing was... a stretch!
Anyway, this building is looking fantastic all around.
Anyway, this building is looking fantastic all around.
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nebraska
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Re: Dundee Flats
Well, it's 1-2 weeks and still no demo...
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iamjacobm
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Re: Dundee Flats
Should see action Monday.
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MTO
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nativeomahan
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Re: Dundee Flats
As of Sept. 1 I saw no progress.
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MTO
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Re: Dundee Flats
They pulled that tractor in and never used it, sorry I just assumed something was getting started.
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skinzfan23
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Re: Dundee Flats
I was going to say that I drove by around 2:30 this afternoon and didn't see any demo activity going on.MTO wrote:They pulled that tractor in and never used it, sorry I just assumed something was getting started.
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nativeomahan
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Re: Dundee Flats
Nothing as of September 3rd.
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MTO
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Re: Dundee Flats
Well it sure looks like they're all set with the fences the dumpster and other hardware on site. It'll be interesting to see which dirt lot along east Dodge actual gets started first.
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asherballa
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Re: Dundee Flats
Demo started (finally). 
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Jack Ford
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Re: Dundee Flats
Looks like they are starting with mitigating the floor hoists pits. Many decades of motor oil and tranny fluid in that soil.
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