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Fellow in the yellow shirt is Shields' PIAC rep. No wonder none of the projects that support walkable density get funded out of PIAC anymore...

I believe several of those are coming soon.

Great news. I've been impressed with the Ambassador renovation since it opened. Glad to hear they're doing well enough to expand on that scale. Would love it if they could get a marquee restaurant tenant in there to take advantage of that beautiful lobby/bar space but unlikely under Marriott. Is th...

Excellent! Glad to hear it--hope it comes to pass.

Yeah four-way stops are generally better for pedestrians in my experience. I'm pumped to see this intersection converted. Auto traffic is relatively light through there but ped traffic is high. This is a good decision in my book.

Got this email today, ouch: We want to let you know that the price of your Fiber 1000 + TV plan will be increasing from $130/month to $150/month starting with your July bill. (If you also subscribe to optional packages, the prices of those add-ons will remain the same.) I wonder if that means I can...

Milwaukee Deli for pizza and beer. (9th & Baltimore)

flyingember wrote:

smh wrote:I wish public meetings in largely residential areas were scheduled later. Working folk struggle to make these meetings.

It's part of their evil plan to have people over 65 determine development patterns

I wish public meetings in largely residential areas were scheduled later. Working folk struggle to make these meetings.

What a huge debacle. Is there anyone at City Planning/Council with 2 brain cells to rub together? If they are going to build new, use the entire block. Don't leave the cesspool parking lagoon along the east side of the building. This is absolutely nuts, beyond belief. This project's new constructio...

46 & 2

It seems reasonable that any development in Washington Park should go UP rather than the sprawled campus in the rendering. The park could still mostly be kept intact if 2 taller (high-rise) mixed-use buildings (office/residential) were built. The new residents (along with the new res project on the...

Also should note this wraps around (behind I suppose) Char Bar. So Char Bar remains, expensive croquet and all.

what is y'alls opinion on this place? we are getting one in u-city and i imagine that i will frequent it quite often. all the "cool" non-chain brewery/beer bar stuff goes to the city, so i'll take a midwestern chain beer bar anyday...i mean it looks ok. i imagine it is..ok. The beer list ...

I don't get this. If you don't want big box stores then why do you live in the suburbs which are built around big box stores? This is an honest question.

Can confirm that railroads have been approached about using the North Loop project as an opportunity to build a new crossing that would allow them to straighten out the kinks in the system around the river crossing.

ST...I know your focus is p&l but don't forget all of downtown has grown...So a clothing store isn't going to succeed or fail based on one cordish tower. As a drone office lunch person, I can tell you...The decisions made by groups for lunch isn't fast food vs. Bristol. I'm more referring to fa...

brewcrew1000 wrote:

smh wrote:Inland Empire.

Makes sense, the largest warehouse inventory metros are almost always going to places with wide open spaces and lots of cheap land that you can build on.

I just love that it is a place name. One can imagine it located somewhere west of Tatooine.

Inland Empire.

I'd have to imagine that the proximity of the Main St. transit hub also plays a significant role in the difficulty of finding a commercial tenant for the southeast corner. Was that a Commerce branch at some point? Always seems like a weird space to me, though I'm sure the transit center doesn't hel...