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wahoowa wrote: ↑Wed Oct 25, 2023 10:35 am this building looks so much better than the other cordish towers it's unbelievable. shout out to everyone that helped make that happen.

Indeed, excited to see what Four Light will look like!

Few shots while I was in town.

Those towers have really made the P&L district feel more "urban". Three Light looks great. Wish it had just 4-7 more floors to make it look less stubby or put the garage underground and have the actual tower start at ground level, but remain the same height. It's too short of a tower for the size of the garage.

Still a decent design. I like the two different colors of glass and the W structural beams.

3 Light is looking more full these days.

The window wraps are down at Chase Bank.

I’m considering the Lights as possible options to split rent with a buddy when I move to KC in May. My impression of Three Light is it’s definitely a standout from the exterior, but I’m not sure the interiors are significantly superior to Two Light. The amenities look downright ritzy, with community casino nights and that sort of thing. Not my vibe, but pretty cool to have in KC.

bricknose wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 10:38 am I’m considering the Lights as possible options to split rent with a buddy when I move to KC in May. My impression of Three Light is it’s definitely a standout from the exterior, but I’m not sure the interiors are significantly superior to Two Light. The amenities look downright ritzy, with community casino nights and that sort of thing. Not my vibe, but pretty cool to have in KC.

Each building is progressively nicer on the finishes in my opinion. They’re getting ready to spend a few million updating one light trying to get it on par with two and three.

The biggest advantage Three light has over Two is the outdoor amenity deck. It’s larger, more seating options and has a hot tub!

They do a lot of community events and do a great job providing fun resident experiences although those aren’t my thing either. I do enjoy the yearly dodge ball tournament where I let my alpha side out of the cage.

Photos from today. Per the property website, there are only 32 apartments left. Apartments.com says 36 are available. So we're looking at 87.5%-89% occupied. I knew it was looking more full recently based on the number of lights on at night.

Wonder if those occupancy numbers mean another project announcement coming soon?

Or will they wait until midland begins leasing

Cratedigger wrote: ↑Sat Mar 23, 2024 10:05 pm Wonder if those occupancy numbers mean another project announcement coming soon?

Or will they wait until midland begins leasing

How do 1-2 light look

langosta wrote: ↑Sat Mar 23, 2024 10:29 pm

Cratedigger wrote: ↑Sat Mar 23, 2024 10:05 pm Wonder if those occupancy numbers mean another project announcement coming soon?

Or will they wait until midland begins leasing

How do 1-2 light look

Apartments.com says One Light has 30 units available. Property website says 12 available. So between 90.3%-96.1%

Apartments.com says Two Light has 34 units available. Property website says 10 available. So between 88.5%-96.4%

Those numbers would generally be considered full occupancy. Might want a year to make sure people aren't going from one and two to three as their leases expire.

One would worry me the most at this point. They might have to do some midlife work on that because it's rough.

Wouldn't be surprised to see four soon.

WoodDraw wrote: ↑Sun Mar 24, 2024 9:01 am Those numbers would generally be considered full occupancy. Might want a year to make sure people aren't going from one and two to three as their leases expire.

One would worry me the most at this point. They might have to do some midlife work on that because it's rough.

Wouldn't be surprised to see four soon.

Curious what you're seeing that's rough (I'm not in town so I have no idea).

WoodDraw wrote: ↑Sun Mar 24, 2024 9:01 am Those numbers would generally be considered full occupancy. Might want a year to make sure people aren't going from one and two to three as their leases expire.

One would worry me the most at this point. They might have to do some midlife work on that because it's rough.

Wouldn't be surprised to see four soon.

I believe it is getting a refresh soon. Toured the property in the fall and it wasn’t that bad.

WoodDraw wrote: ↑Sun Mar 24, 2024 9:01 am Those numbers would generally be considered full occupancy. Might want a year to make sure people aren't going from one and two to three as their leases expire.

One would worry me the most at this point. They might have to do some midlife work on that because it's rough.

Wouldn't be surprised to see four soon.

One Light is getting a 2 million dollar upgrade this year. Amenity levels and some unit upgrades.