Downtown tower construction boom in 2020?
- Anthony_Hugo98
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Re: Downtown tower construction boom in 2020?
I think a significant item to really focus on to continue a boom line this is we truly need to lock down a large company with a tower, sure the W&R tower will be a big deal, as well as strata, but if we could get a committed customer that wants a large scale class A tower downtown that would continue this momentum almost indefinitely
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Re: Downtown tower construction boom in 2020?
Of these buildings, any idea of the 1) Level of certainty they will be built and 2) likely start dates?
Obviously, Waddell Reed and Hyatt house are essentially 100% surety with Hyatt House started and Waddell Reed about underway.
How about:
Three Light
13th and Wyandotte
Strata
Obviously, Waddell Reed and Hyatt house are essentially 100% surety with Hyatt House started and Waddell Reed about underway.
How about:
Three Light
13th and Wyandotte
Strata
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Re: Downtown tower construction boom in 2020?
Hmm.
Given the publicity; the following are "real":
Three light
Hyatt on Broadway
Strata
11 and Wyandotte building
Waddell and Reed
Possibility - since the developer would look only silly ( versus incompetent ):
Complex near Denny's
Crown center at 27th
Maybe twisty tower.
Missi g anything? .
Given the publicity; the following are "real":
Three light
Hyatt on Broadway
Strata
11 and Wyandotte building
Waddell and Reed
Possibility - since the developer would look only silly ( versus incompetent ):
Complex near Denny's
Crown center at 27th
Maybe twisty tower.
Missi g anything? .
- normalthings
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Re: Downtown tower construction boom in 2020?
I’m not sure who in the area would be able to do anything “large.”Anthony_Hugo98 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 07, 2020 7:19 am I think a significant item to really focus on to continue a boom line this is we truly need to lock down a large company with a tower, sure the W&R tower will be a big deal, as well as strata, but if we could get a committed customer that wants a large scale class A tower downtown that would continue this momentum almost indefinitely
Burns & Mac, Garmin, Cerner, Terracon, Kewit, are all locked into long term commitments at new suburban projects.
KCS sounds like they want to build another tower but I don’t think it would be anything bigger then WR.
I think our only hope for a large tower would be a corporate relocation: Union Pacific maybe looking to move their 4,000 employee HQ out of Omaha. Sherman Williams is publicly considering an HQ move (I doubt they leave CLEVE). JP Morgan is very publicly moving tens of thousands of jobs from NYC - likely to Midwest and South. The federal government could also pursue a consolidation of their existing KC offices to downtown. IIRC, Copaken Brooks has floated a 40-60 federal tower before.
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Re: Downtown tower construction boom in 2020?
I could not find the project-specific thread: 13th & Wyandotte BAP Office Tower is moving forward. The grading permit was filed for in late April as well as a zoning compliance report.
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Re: Downtown tower construction boom in 2020?
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=20560normalthings wrote: ↑Fri May 08, 2020 8:02 am I could not find the project-specific thread: 13th & Wyandotte BAP Office Tower is moving forward. The grading permit was filed for in late April as well as a zoning compliance report.