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There is a rezoning request for this property. 200 unit 4 story apartment building with [drum roll] 3-4 story 300 stall parking garage. This has to an expensive endeavor. Also, another example of why parking focused and carcentric development is a terrible use of land. Maybe someone can inform me, but would building the residential units on top of garage using CFS be much more expensive than this layout?
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7101 Marcy Road? Is this just north of Pacific where there is currently an apartment complex?

Or Mercy Road, where that old office building is?
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Brad wrote: ↑Fri Apr 28, 2023 4:22 pm 7101 Marcy Road? Is this just north of Pacific where there is currently an apartment complex?

Or Mercy Road, where that old office building is?
Sorry should be Mercy where the office building is. My bad.
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That address is where Child Support Services is/was.

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Child ... authuser=0
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ita wrote: ↑Fri Apr 28, 2023 4:14 pm There is a rezoning request for this property. 200 unit 4 story apartment building with [drum roll] 3-4 story 300 stall parking garage. This has to an expensive endeavor. Also, another example of why parking focused and carcentric development is a terrible use of land. Maybe someone can inform me, but would building the residential units on top of garage using CFS be much more expensive than this layout?
Is there any details on exactly how it will be arranged? Hopefully they do an internal parking ramp, like the Brickline downtown. Hiding it away like that alleviates 2/3 of the issues I have with mass parking.
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halgy wrote: ↑Sat Apr 29, 2023 1:56 pm
ita wrote: ↑Fri Apr 28, 2023 4:14 pm There is a rezoning request for this property. 200 unit 4 story apartment building with [drum roll] 3-4 story 300 stall parking garage. This has to an expensive endeavor. Also, another example of why parking focused and carcentric development is a terrible use of land. Maybe someone can inform me, but would building the residential units on top of garage using CFS be much more expensive than this layout?
Is there any details on exactly how it will be arranged? Hopefully they do an internal parking ramp, like the Brickline downtown. Hiding it away like that alleviates 2/3 of the issues I have with mass parking.
It isn't a wrap, but the garage at the back of the parcel and will basically be right behind the Think building. All the units are toward Mercy.

https://planning.cityofomaha.org/images ... May/11.pdf
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I love that they built a storm shelter in the basement. A lack of basements in apartment buildings always makes me nervous, because you never know when the next big tornado will happen.
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halgy wrote: ↑Sat Apr 29, 2023 1:56 pm
ita wrote: ↑Fri Apr 28, 2023 4:14 pm There is a rezoning request for this property. 200 unit 4 story apartment building with [drum roll] 3-4 story 300 stall parking garage. This has to an expensive endeavor. Also, another example of why parking focused and carcentric development is a terrible use of land. Maybe someone can inform me, but would building the residential units on top of garage using CFS be much more expensive than this layout?
Is there any details on exactly how it will be arranged? Hopefully they do an internal parking ramp, like the Brickline downtown. Hiding it away like that alleviates 2/3 of the issues I have with mass parking.
The garage is at the back of the lot. So the problem is a that there is a parking garage. The pros, it could be ripe for redevelopment when our transit game is better. And the spot count is below one per bedroom so that's good.

The great news: Some 3 bed apartments!
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Wish we could get more height. There's a 15-ish story building cattycorner from here. Quite a bit of walkable/scooter stuff from here, make it more dense. Additionally, eventually people should start demanding more amenities in these apartment developments, but whatever. This one is too small to have additional amenities.

Oh well, at least we get more residential.
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My very first job was working weekends cleaning a contact lens manufacturing office in the building that now sits on that site. The company was owned by my then next door neighbor. Just a bit of trivia.
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daveoma wrote: ↑Sun Apr 30, 2023 8:22 am I love that they built a storm shelter in the basement. A lack of basements in apartment buildings always makes me nervous, because you never know when the next big tornado will happen.
All new apartment complexes are required to have storm shelters. I don't remember all the details now, but they need to be within so many feet of every unit (something like 300 or 400 feet). There needs to be an handicapped accessible route from the accessible units to the storm shelter. I believe some jurisdictions around here even require a restroom in the storm shelter. For storm shelters, I have seen them build reinforced rooms in buildings, reinforced clubhouses, basements in some buildings the the whole complex has access too, free standing reinforced storms shelters, and I believe on 1 story buildings, they can ever reinforce and interior room in each unit.
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Old building is completely gone
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daveoma wrote: ↑Sun Apr 30, 2023 8:22 am I love that they built a storm shelter in the basement. A lack of basements in apartment buildings always makes me nervous, because you never know when the next big tornado will happen.
Especially when you consider the history of that particular area.
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Brad wrote: ↑Fri Dec 29, 2023 9:42 pm Old building is completely gone
Are there any plans for the apartments here?
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This is what I could find out…

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Coyote wrote: ↑Mon Jan 01, 2024 3:15 am This is what I could find out…
You didn't need to find anything out. Renderings and site plans have been in the link in Jacob's post since Sat Apr 29, 2023 9:47 am.
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Parking Garage has gone vertical.

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Thanks for the update. I haven't been in the office for a few weeks and went in this week I could see this from Aksarben Village.
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Photo Update, Framing has started.

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Thanks for the update on this one....I can see it looking at the windows in our office, so I had been meaning to get an update photo. Now I don't have to.
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Apparently these are now called the Ajax at Aksarben Village.

https://logeproperties.com/ajax-at-aksarben-village
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Brad wrote: ↑Fri Jun 27, 2025 2:14 pm Apparently these are now called the Ajax at Aksarben Village.

https://logeproperties.com/ajax-at-aksarben-village
What a clean name.
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Ajax seems to be done.

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Neat photo. At first, I thought it was a rendering! (Probably something about the sharp edge between the building and the sky.)
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remline wrote: ↑Sat Jul 25, 2026 8:32 pm Neat photo. At first, I thought it was a rendering! (Probably something about the sharp edge between the building and the sky.)
You’re totally right, I was thinking the same thing.
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Thanks guys. Rendering would not have happened the streetlight… lol. Perfect time of the day for the photo as far as lighting and then add the nice clouds we had that evening.