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I don't like the idea of displacing half the damn city and moving them. I also like that signature location of Hereford House. It's also becoming very important and hip real estate...keep HH there!kcteen wrote:um steak house...easy. Hereferd house. Have them tear down their tacky-ass ugly building in the crossroads too when they leave...
I like the idea of a theater complex in the downtown area. For now, Crown Center is a enough. Eventually, I'd like to see a sleek, flagship AMC complex that wipes everything else away.LyRiCaL GanGsTa wrote: I hate the idea of a movie theater.... people don't want to go into the heart of a city to see a movie. Does anyone know if Crown Center's movie theaters are doing well? Inner city movie theaters just don't do well to me and they attract alot of punks just wanting to hang out. people who want to see a movie like the convenience of driving and going right in and sitting down with their soda and popcorn, this District is different -encouraging exclusivity and an entire experience. I would like to keep the place upscale and not have alot of people with $10 to spend hanging out there, it detracts from the concept and those people cause trouble after their $10 is spent. If you have a movie theater here there will be 1000's of inner city kids just hanging out yelling and people with $$ will stay away. Let the freakin' suburban malls have the stupid ass movies.
Where you been? http://www.screenland.com/theatre/index.htm opens Friday with Big Animal.LyRiCaL GanGsTa wrote:Maybe an Independent Film House will open nearby in the Crossroads!
I'm not sure what Tattered Cover is, but I think we need a large bookstore and smaller retailers. They lend themselves. Sometimes I'm in a Borders mood and sometimes I'm in an indie mood. There is a radical bookstore and community meeting place opening in the East Crossroads, but the loop could use a small, indie, bookstore-- perhaps with some sort of specialty like mysteries, science, social issues, etc.tat2kc wrote:how about a bookstore like Tattered Cover in Denver?
That's a great bookstore.tat2kc wrote:how about a bookstore like Tattered Cover in Denver?
oops!... thanks k. Is there a forum post dedicated to the screenland?Where you been? http://www.screenland.com/theatre/index.htm opens Friday with Big Animal.
WOW!KCPowercat wrote:Updated tenant types from the Star (there are some difference from the diagram):
- Furniture & design center
- Book & music store
- Upscale steak restaurant
- Jewelry
- Men's upscale clothing
- Designer cosmetics
- Boutique designer shoes
- Optical fashion
- Upscale women's accessories