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Sewer cut off permits and a fence around this building. Pretty strong signs of demo.
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Where are all the preservationists? Oh right this ones not fashionable.
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Where is this building?iamjacobm wrote:Sewer cut off permits and a fence around this building. Pretty strong signs of demo.
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Directly across from Noli's and Surly Chaps.
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https://www.google.com/maps/@41.2580773 ... a=!3m1!1e3
I've walked past several times and noticed the inside being ripped out. I thought it was a renovation, but tear down now seems to be the case.
Douglas County shows the lot belonging to Clarkson. My best guess is... wait for it... parking lot!
I've walked past several times and noticed the inside being ripped out. I thought it was a renovation, but tear down now seems to be the case.
Douglas County shows the lot belonging to Clarkson. My best guess is... wait for it... parking lot!
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As the poster above me says, this building was already gutted. There isn't much glass left on the building either. The inside is open to the elements.iamjacobm wrote:Sewer cut off permits and a fence around this building. Pretty strong signs of demo.
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I thought this site is where the Women's Center for Advancement was moving? Oh wait....I am in the wrong block. Never mind!
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Whatever the dealio, the old building is being knocked down as I type this:
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Now it's all the way gone. But too cloudy today for a good picture...nebraska wrote:Whatever the dealio, the old building is being knocked down as I type this:
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The lot where the building was torn down next to the dialysis clinic no longer has a fence around it. Hopefully it's not turning into parking...
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This is the rare instance where I would be OK with parking going in though a parking garage that fits the area would be better IMO. Blackstone's development has far outpaced parking in the area--sure, there's a few lots you can sneak into but on busy nights it's open season for a limited supply of open meter or street parking.Taco wrote:The lot where the building was torn down next to the dialysis clinic no longer has a fence around it. Hopefully it's not turning into parking...
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I see the title for this thread has been changed to "parking lot". Is that true?
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That would be an odd move, considering about 20 trees were planted there last Thursday or Friday.
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I remembered hearing a while back this plus the parking lot to the west would be the site of that rumored unmc hotel. That was a while ago tho. Clearly nothing eminent if they planted trees.
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I thought I read that it was, but I just checked and there are no permits for anything but the demo. I'll fix it.Taco wrote:I see the title for this thread has been changed to "parking lot". Is that true?
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No clue if this'll even happen but I saw this on a firm that I was looking at for another development and they said that it's an unannounced project with no information. But the building in the far back is up the corner at 40th and Farnarm on the northwestern corner. Image file also says 4016 Farnarm and the firm, Cadre A&D only just recently opened up in 2022 and have gotten on a decent roll with some projects such as a new TruHotel in Kearny. Maybe this'll happen?
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Great find! That’s the sort of density the streetcar corridor needs. 8 floors and what looks like some underground parking and a rooftop amenity floor?
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amazing find! I've heard rumblings about a potential project on this corner the past couple months from my CRE friends. hoping this is the one!
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Great detective work! I'm thinking someone at the architecture firm is going to be in trouble for allowing the street address to be part of the image given that the client is "confidential" and the location is "undisclosed."
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Yeah. The firm is pretty new though and has been getting started on a lot of projects, they're pretty small in terms of their size also. Seems like they're really getting the ball going on projects.