
Marketing says that it is vacant listed at $1,750,000.

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Im surprised they didn't tear the whole thing down.SaveOmaha wrote:This building was originally the Brandeis Theater. Google it! Crazy right? They lopped off 2/3 of the building to build the parking garage next door.
That would be great.OmahaJaysCU wrote:Boutique hotel is what I've heard.
Possibly the 402 Hotel that we've been hearing about?iamjacobm wrote:That would be great.OmahaJaysCU wrote:Boutique hotel is what I've heard.
That's already in existence, at about 22nd and Douglas.jjjjhskr wrote:Possibly the 402 Hotel that we've been hearing about?iamjacobm wrote:That would be great.OmahaJaysCU wrote:Boutique hotel is what I've heard.
Unless I missed something it is planned to go to that location but is not already there.nativeomahan wrote:That's already in existence, at about 22nd and Douglas.jjjjhskr wrote:Possibly the 402 Hotel that we've been hearing about?iamjacobm wrote:That would be great.OmahaJaysCU wrote:Boutique hotel is what I've heard.
I heard this as well. They will have a second location near Crossroads Mall. I stayed at one recently.OmahaChef wrote:This is going to become a Tru by Hilton hotel. A new franchise option in the Hilton family. Anticipated opening is 2018.
Where at by Crossroads?OmahaOmaha wrote:I heard this as well. They will have a second location near Crossroads Mall. I stayed at one recently.OmahaChef wrote:This is going to become a Tru by Hilton hotel. A new franchise option in the Hilton family. Anticipated opening is 2018.
they call the hotel lobby “The Hive.”
Totally on board for the Kimpton. Spent two nights at a Kimpton in Dallas this weekend and had a fantastic time.nativeomahan wrote:This is exciting news. I'm tired of seeing the same boring chain hotels popping up all over town. The Even and now Tru will help establish downtown Omaha as a more chic urban destination for out-of-towners.
Now, if we could only get a Kimpton.
Real estate developers from Tennessee and Omaha are planning to team up to convert the historic former Woodmen of the World headquarters in downtown Omaha into a boutique hotel.
Omaha’s Clarity Development is working with Chattanooga-based ViaNova Development to renovate the 104-year-old World Building, 203 S. 18th St., into a 90-room hotel. Plans call for the World Hotel to join the “Curio — A Collection by Hilton” brand, which Hilton says “cater to travelers with a passion for discovery and a taste for the authentic flavor of communities.”
The Omaha Planning Board voted 4-0 Wednesday to recommend that the City Council approve $1.9 million in tax increment financing for the $13.6 million project.
The seven-story World Building once housed the Woodmen of the World headquarters, before the organization’s 30-story tower went up nearby
Certainly can't hurt to be full to the brim for a couple weeks during their early months.skinzfan23 wrote:Sounds like they want to be open in time for the CWS in 2018.
I like the Curio brand even better that Tru-----great news.iamjacobm wrote:http://www.omaha.com/news/metro/old-woo ... ee864.html
Real estate developers from Tennessee and Omaha are planning to team up to convert the historic former Woodmen of the World headquarters in downtown Omaha into a boutique hotel.
Omaha’s Clarity Development is working with Chattanooga-based ViaNova Development to renovate the 104-year-old World Building, 203 S. 18th St., into a 90-room hotel. Plans call for the World Hotel to join the “Curio — A Collection by Hilton” brand, which Hilton says “cater to travelers with a passion for discovery and a taste for the authentic flavor of communities.”
The Omaha Planning Board voted 4-0 Wednesday to recommend that the City Council approve $1.9 million in tax increment financing for the $13.6 million project.
The seven-story World Building once housed the Woodmen of the World headquarters, before the organization’s 30-story tower went up nearby
That smells right to me, can't think of any other reason you'd look for that designation other that to head off a future demo.iamjacobm wrote:They are attempting to get this building designated as a local landmark. Maybe to be able to apply for historic tax credits?
Tax credits are the main reason owners/architects seek the designation. The landmark/historic designations don't necessarily stop future demo, they just add more steps for demo approval. All an owner needs to do is ask the Landmarks, Planning, and City Council to have the designation removed, then the wrecking balls can swing.asherballa wrote:That smells right to me, can't think of any other reason you'd look for that designation other that to head off a future demo.iamjacobm wrote:They are attempting to get this building designated as a local landmark. Maybe to be able to apply for historic tax credits?
From the article:schumatt wrote:KETV had a brief story on the new hotel today. Not much detail, but they do mention the rooftop restaurant/bar, plans to add street level retail, and that the exterior murals will be removed but preserved for use elsewhere.
Developers seek to restore building at 18th, Douglas
http://www.ketv.com/article/developers- ... as/9238829
Desai said construction on the hotel should start in the next few months, with a tentative opening in summer of 2018.
Yeah, it looks like it was taken at night. I reported it to Google, so hopefully they'll fix it. In the meantime, you can change the imagery date at the top left.Nick808402 wrote:semi-related but why does Google Maps Street View have large sections of Downtown Omaha in the dark? like pretty much all of Douglas St including in front (or besides I guess) this building is taken at night.
Didn't know you could change imagery date! That's awesome!HR Paperstacks wrote:Yeah, it looks like it was taken at night. I reported it to Google, so hopefully they'll fix it. In the meantime, you can change the imagery date at the top left.Nick808402 wrote:semi-related but why does Google Maps Street View have large sections of Downtown Omaha in the dark? like pretty much all of Douglas St including in front (or besides I guess) this building is taken at night.
I wonder what kind of retail they will be shooting for. This location is kind of low visibility, but has a large day time population w/in a few blocks. I would like another lunch option in the area.skinzfan23 wrote:From the article:schumatt wrote:KETV had a brief story on the new hotel today. Not much detail, but they do mention the rooftop restaurant/bar, plans to add street level retail, and that the exterior murals will be removed but preserved for use elsewhere.
Developers seek to restore building at 18th, Douglas
http://www.ketv.com/article/developers- ... as/9238829Desai said construction on the hotel should start in the next few months, with a tentative opening in summer of 2018.
Sounds a little on the cheap sideCoyote wrote:$4.9M renovation by Curio just submitted...