Midtown Crossing
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nativeomahan
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Re: Midtown Crossing
Speaking as a condo owner, yes, we pay property taxes, plus utilities and our HOA fees. For our fees we get gated security, a swimming pool, lawn and pool maintenance, maintenance of all common areas, secure parking and trash services.
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ScrattyB
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Re: Midtown Crossing
In Omaha?nativeomahan wrote: Fri Feb 07, 2020 1:07 pm Speaking as a condo owner, yes, we pay property taxes, plus utilities and our HOA fees. For our fees we get gated security, a swimming pool, lawn and pool maintenance, maintenance of all common areas, secure parking and trash services.
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BRoss
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Yes. Not sure about the tax rate though. It was part of the escrow.ScrattyB wrote: Fri Feb 07, 2020 12:48 pmIn addition to utilities, and HOA fees, do you also have to pay property taxes on a condo? Same tax rate as a house?HR Paperstacks wrote: Fri Feb 07, 2020 11:25 amYes, they are hard to sell. Took me months. And on top of that it almost fell through at the last moment because many banks don't do loans for a condo.
What other recurring fees are there?
I can't think of anything additional.
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ita
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Re: Midtown Crossing
Midland Business Journal just reported that Wohlner's has new owners, a husband and wife duo, Bob and Dianne Kimball. Bob was the general manager the last few years and purchased the business from Mike Schwartz, third generation owner. The Kimball's are locals and have made a lot of changes to the business including online ordering, starting an employee 401(k), and changing up some of their products. Bob apparently has been in the grocery business for 40 years, so I think this Omaha institution will be in good hands.
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Brad
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Restaurant with Latino flair coming to Midtown Crossing
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Omaha native Joshua Martinez plans to bring a taste of his heritage and family recipes to Midtown Crossing, as he opens a new restaurant called Pa Más.
'Offices at Turner Park' to replace Cantina Laredo and a few key retail baysMartinez, formerly a manager at Cantina Laredo and other restaurants, hopes to start serving food and drinks in March in the 7,000-square-foot space previously occupied by Black Oak Grill, which closed in March.
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That means about 20,000 square feet of Class A office space soon will be occupying an area that for a decade had been filled largely by Cantina Laredo, one of Midtown Crossing’s original retailers. It closed early in the pandemic, in March.
Also and currently in that future office space (to be divided into suites) are Ray’s Original Buffalo Wings and Proof whiskey and craft cocktail bar. Both are expected to move to a different building at Midtown Crossing.

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ita
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Re: Midtown Crossing
I think it will be a good pivot for the long struggling inner retail circle at MC. Filling these empty bays will provide paying tenants and additional day time population. It will be an interesting time for Midtown with both MC and the Kiewit HQ opening up a lot of 'speculative', Class-A office space.Brad wrote: Sat Dec 19, 2020 2:31 pm 'Offices at Turner Park' to replace Cantina Laredo and a few key retail bays
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That means about 20,000 square feet of Class A office space soon will be occupying an area that for a decade had been filled largely by Cantina Laredo, one of Midtown Crossing’s original retailers. It closed early in the pandemic, in March.
Also and currently in that future office space (to be divided into suites) are Ray’s Original Buffalo Wings and Proof whiskey and craft cocktail bar. Both are expected to move to a different building at Midtown Crossing.
Another interesting point from the article is that MC condos are allegedly 88% sold.
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Jins123
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Re: Midtown Crossing
Saw signage for Chase Bank coming soon in the store bay across from Culprit Cafe
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Omaha Cowboy
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Good spot for a branch location...Jins123 wrote: Sun Feb 14, 2021 2:18 pm Saw signage for Chase Bank coming soon in the store bay across from Culprit Cafe
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ita
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A national bank opening a branch in Midtown is a good sign. Hopefully this continues on the momentum the development had that got sideswiped by the pandemic.Omaha Cowboy wrote: Sun Feb 14, 2021 2:40 pmGood spot for a branch location...Jins123 wrote: Sun Feb 14, 2021 2:18 pm Saw signage for Chase Bank coming soon in the store bay across from Culprit Cafe
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Omaha Cowboy
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Indeed..ita wrote: Sun Feb 14, 2021 2:45 pmA national bank opening a branch in Midtown is a good sign. Hopefully this continues on the momentum the development had that got sideswiped by the pandemic.Omaha Cowboy wrote: Sun Feb 14, 2021 2:40 pmGood spot for a branch location...Jins123 wrote: Sun Feb 14, 2021 2:18 pm Saw signage for Chase Bank coming soon in the store bay across from Culprit Cafe
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It’s a very good sign
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djc311
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Is the only "real" Chase Bank in Omaha located at Aksarben Village? I had to Google branches since I've never personally seen one (living out SW near Gretna). Everything else came up as ATM Location/No Branch.
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Louie
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Yep. Newcomer to the market.djc311 wrote: Mon Feb 15, 2021 8:18 am Is the only "real" Chase Bank in Omaha located at Aksarben Village? I had to Google branches since I've never personally seen one (living out SW near Gretna). Everything else came up as ATM Location/No Branch.
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Omaha Cowboy
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Yes. From what I understand, Chase plans to open multiple branch bank locations in the Omaha market (8 total I believe) plus a couple in Lincoln and I think one in Lincoln has been open for almost a year now...Louie wrote: Mon Feb 15, 2021 10:13 amYep. Newcomer to the market.djc311 wrote: Mon Feb 15, 2021 8:18 am Is the only "real" Chase Bank in Omaha located at Aksarben Village? I had to Google branches since I've never personally seen one (living out SW near Gretna). Everything else came up as ATM Location/No Branch.
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Just a thought as I came across this and SNB closing. Is there a separate thread for just bank related news/rumors? I think that could be a hit.Omaha Cowboy wrote: Mon Feb 15, 2021 10:25 amYes. From what I understand, Chase plans to open multiple branch bank locations in the Omaha market (8 total I believe) plus a couple in Lincoln and I think one in Lincoln has been open for almost a year now...Louie wrote: Mon Feb 15, 2021 10:13 amYep. Newcomer to the market.djc311 wrote: Mon Feb 15, 2021 8:18 am Is the only "real" Chase Bank in Omaha located at Aksarben Village? I had to Google branches since I've never personally seen one (living out SW near Gretna). Everything else came up as ATM Location/No Branch.
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About Chase....excited to see something more national arrive. Being in banking, I heard for a couple of years that Chase would come to Omaha....but was hearing that for about 10ish years.
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yman97
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Re: Midtown Crossing
I read today that Proof will be moving into the location where Crave was located.
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ProgKingHughesker
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I happened to be there today, Proof and Ray's are moving into the center building next to the tea shop and the Dodge fronting building is being divided into officesyman97 wrote: Thu Mar 04, 2021 3:31 pm I read today that Proof will be moving into the location where Crave was located.
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Omaha Cowboy
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It’s good to see new businesses open up in Midtown Crossing...
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Cermak
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Re: Midtown Crossing
I still like this development, I know the retail bays have struggled with occupancy, I’m not sure about the condos. But it’s a unique development for Omaha. And adds substantially to the midtown area.
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TitosBuritoBarn
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I like it too. I think it’s struggled in part due to the price of the residential units, which don’t seem inline with the market, and lack of surrounding density. Hopefully with the interest in Blackstone these days both of those issues will ease. Blackstone and Midtown Crossing are poised to play off each other well.Cermak wrote: Fri Mar 05, 2021 9:35 am I still like this development, I know the retail bays have struggled with occupancy, I’m not sure about the condos. But it’s a unique development for Omaha. And adds substantially to the midtown area.
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Yes! When I lived at Blackstone I could easily ride a bike to MTC.TitosBuritoBarn wrote: Fri Mar 05, 2021 10:24 amI like it too. I think it’s struggled in part due to the price of the residential units, which don’t seem inline with the market, and lack of surrounding density. Hopefully with the interest in Blackstone these days both of those issues will ease. Blackstone and Midtown Crossing are poised to play off each other well.Cermak wrote: Fri Mar 05, 2021 9:35 am I still like this development, I know the retail bays have struggled with occupancy, I’m not sure about the condos. But it’s a unique development for Omaha. And adds substantially to the midtown area.
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ita
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On this last Grow Omaha show, a couple people from Midtown Crossing were interview by Jeff and Trenton. A couple new restaurants are nearing grand openings, Smokin' Oaks, a pizza place, and Pa Mas, a Mexican/Hispanic/Latin restaurant. 90% of the condos have been sold. There was an interesting tidbit that some condos are being bought by people that already own a condo there. One guy bought a unit across the hall just to use as home office space, others have bought for family, either for parents or adult children.
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buildomaha
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I noticed that both of the midtown crossing reps kept emphasizing how “safe” I was to live at midtown crossings. I’m assuming this has had to become a part of their pitch to potential buyers who are used to the suburbs and may have opinions about urban living.
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ita
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Oh absolutely. I would be interested to know how many condo buyers transitioned from the suburbs, and other demographics of MC condo buyers.buildomaha wrote: Tue May 18, 2021 9:18 pm I noticed that both of the midtown crossing reps kept emphasizing how “safe” I was to live at midtown crossings. I’m assuming this has had to become a part of their pitch to potential buyers who are used to the suburbs and may have opinions about urban living.
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NEDodger
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I'll be honest - I'm surprised it's that high (which, hey, that's great!). If there are only a handful still available, I'm curious if an announcement of Project NeXt would initiate Midtown Crossing Phase Two? If this is supposed to bring 8-9,000 jobs, it probably wouldn't be tough to find a small percentage who'd be interested in purchasing a condo down the street?ita wrote: Tue May 18, 2021 11:19 am On this last Grow Omaha show, a couple people from Midtown Crossing were interview by Jeff and Trenton. A couple new restaurants are nearing grand openings, Smokin' Oaks, a pizza place, and Pa Mas, a Mexican/Hispanic/Latin restaurant. 90% of the condos have been sold. There was an interesting tidbit that some condos are being bought by people that already own a condo there. One guy bought a unit across the hall just to use as home office space, others have bought for family, either for parents or adult children.
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skinzfan23
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Re: Midtown Crossing
Maybe we will finally see something happen on the land that they cleared to the east of Midtown Crossing.
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ita
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Re: Midtown Crossing
I always thought the streetcar would be the catalyst for Turner Park East, but Project NEXT should push that area into redevelopment. I would not be surprised if any future development in Turner Park East has similar massing to MTC or the recently announced Blackstone project.skinzfan23 wrote: Wed May 19, 2021 8:17 am Maybe we will finally see something happen on the land that they cleared to the east of Midtown Crossing.
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This place opened this week. I can't wait to give it a try sometime soon. Lots of pizza options but this place is so close to me...Coyote wrote: Sun Feb 02, 2020 12:40 pm Wood-fire pizza joint and self-serve taphouse coming to Midtown Crossing
Smokin’ Oak Wood-Fire Pizza and Taproom will move into the space formerly occupied by the Della Costa restaurant and, before that, Brix.
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mistergutierrez
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Re: Midtown Crossing
The Runza in Midtown is closed for good. All signage is gone.
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Louie
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Lotta space there for redevelopment.mistergutierrez wrote: Mon Jul 12, 2021 7:18 pm The Runza in Midtown is closed for good. All signage is gone.
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Unfortunate news as I was there probably once a week, with my office being right around the corner -- drive thru line was always busy around the noon hour. But I imagine a good chunk of their business came at lunch, and the past year hasn't been kind to any restaurant that relies on a lunch crowd of office workers.mistergutierrez wrote: Mon Jul 12, 2021 7:18 pm The Runza in Midtown is closed for good. All signage is gone.
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ita
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Yes, this is an important piece in any potential redevelopment of Turner Park East. Tried eating there in the evening; I thought it was odd it closed like at 5 pm.Louie wrote: Tue Jul 13, 2021 8:32 amLotta space there for redevelopment.mistergutierrez wrote: Mon Jul 12, 2021 7:18 pm The Runza in Midtown is closed for good. All signage is gone.
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Athomsfere
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But hasn't any new development here hit a long pause?ita wrote: Tue Jul 13, 2021 2:24 pmYes, this is an important piece in any potential redevelopment of Turner Park East. Tried eating there in the evening; I thought it was odd it closed like at 5 pm.Louie wrote: Tue Jul 13, 2021 8:32 amLotta space there for redevelopment.mistergutierrez wrote: Mon Jul 12, 2021 7:18 pm The Runza in Midtown is closed for good. All signage is gone.
It seems years since there was any sort of actual update.
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skinzfan23
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Re: Midtown Crossing
I like that Mutual was trying to clear the land for easy development, but I hate seeing all the inactivity and large swaths of vacant land here. Hopefully with how well the economy has been something (prob apts) can be developed here soon.
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ita
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You're right, it's under indefinite hiatus. However, it is still a prime area for redevelopment and MoO owns a lot of the land that could be redeveloped including the parcels adjacent to this Runza. I wouldn't be surprised is MoO purchases this property. I also don't think it is a stretch that Turner Park East will be developed along side UNMC's ProjectNext. It is already a fairly dense residential/mixed use district that could support additional growth and is easily accessible to the UNMC campus (5 minute by car, 10 minute bus or bike ride, about 30 minute walk). Getting that Runza property would help any future development from a design and planning standpoint.Athomsfere wrote: Wed Jul 14, 2021 8:00 amBut hasn't any new development here hit a long pause?ita wrote: Tue Jul 13, 2021 2:24 pmYes, this is an important piece in any potential redevelopment of Turner Park East. Tried eating there in the evening; I thought it was odd it closed like at 5 pm.Louie wrote: Tue Jul 13, 2021 8:32 amLotta space there for redevelopment.mistergutierrez wrote: Mon Jul 12, 2021 7:18 pm The Runza in Midtown is closed for good. All signage is gone.
It seems years since there was any sort of actual update.
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Busguy2010
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I thought the acronym was MofO, or is that just too funny?
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Romeo’s is closing across the street, too. Sign on the door says next weekend is their last. Coupled with Runza last month, it feels like something is afoot. Could just be coincidence I suppose. But maybe MoO is finally preparing to move forward on the Turner Park East development…
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Could happen very soon for an announcementWBR_Tom wrote: Sat Aug 21, 2021 2:30 pm Romeo’s is closing across the street, too. Sign on the door says next weekend is their last. Coupled with Runza last month, it feels like something is afoot. Could just be coincidence I suppose. But maybe MoO is finally preparing to move forward on the Turner Park East development…
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Louie
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Are you saying that like you know something we don't? Please? LolByrnesViceVersa wrote: Sun Aug 22, 2021 10:55 amCould happen very soon for an announcementWBR_Tom wrote: Sat Aug 21, 2021 2:30 pm Romeo’s is closing across the street, too. Sign on the door says next weekend is their last. Coupled with Runza last month, it feels like something is afoot. Could just be coincidence I suppose. But maybe MoO is finally preparing to move forward on the Turner Park East development…
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There are plans for expansion of the midtown crossing but there are other developers that have interest in the site, Including me...Louie wrote: Mon Aug 23, 2021 8:19 amAre you saying that like you know something we don't? Please? LolByrnesViceVersa wrote: Sun Aug 22, 2021 10:55 amCould happen very soon for an announcementWBR_Tom wrote: Sat Aug 21, 2021 2:30 pm Romeo’s is closing across the street, too. Sign on the door says next weekend is their last. Coupled with Runza last month, it feels like something is afoot. Could just be coincidence I suppose. But maybe MoO is finally preparing to move forward on the Turner Park East development…
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