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The CityScene KC article last week about the Spark co-working announcement said it was 35% leased.

Truman is closed from Broadway to Baltimore. Not sure if it’s just a coincidence, or if they plan on having that stretch closed for the duration of construction.

With the larger building fully leased so quickly, you’d think they’d be interested in adding more space.

They’ve started painting the mural on the west side.

Highlander wrote:Where is the Star moving to? Hopefully they will stay in DT KC. Will they keep the printing building?

They’re moving the newsroom to the printing building.

Just checked my mail and mine was there too!

grecobs wrote:I'd have to assume that occupancy rates from 1/2 light will come into play here.

Does anyone know that One Light's occupancy rate?

Based on the number of cars I see in the garage, it feels pretty well leased up.

It looks like they're moving this intersection to a four-way stop. The light has been flashing red for the past few days and stop signs have been installed.

Yard House and Flying Saucer feel completely different to me. Saucer is more of a neighborhood bar while Yard House is a real sit down restaurant that serves more than just simple bar fare. I don't go to Yard House as often, but I live across the street from Saucer and frequent it quite a bit. It's ...

What's with windows lately? Commerce Tower and now this.

Haha oh wow lololol I haven't heard THAT comparison before. Do you also think the streetcar is a BOONDOGGLE? Is it a TOY TRAIN? I you should pay yourself on the back for such staggering originality. Sheesh, I thought it was funny and hadn't seen anyone post it before. I'm very pro-streetcar, live d...

grovester wrote:Were they still under construction?

Some of them. A few had just opened to residents.

Why would they not try to match the existing windows?

beautyfromashes wrote: Why would the building need to be water tight? We're not talking about filling it with water.

Can we talk about how cool that would be, though?

In the past I have found that simply looking down main st. for the closest streetcar was much more accurate than the time estimates given. Hopefully this addresses some of that.

If you're interested in urban spaces (and what makes a good one), I really recommend taking a look at the work of William Whyte. Fascinating stuff: https://archive.org/details/SmallUrbanSpaces

I'm most impressed by the architecture of these buildings. A lot less econobox action compared to our local developments.

Critical_Mass wrote: Does anyone recommend an alternative image host or am I doing something wrong with my photos on Google's servers?

Imgur works pretty well for me.

Rally House opened today.