OFFICIAL - Second and Delaware

[TheLastGentleman]

[TheLastGentleman]

Some different angles than usual

[DaveKCMO]

Looks like they're trying to get at least one building open soon?

[earthling]

I like how the brick has almost a natural distressed look w/out appearing fabricated.

[missingkc]

Would like to see some shots - taken safely, of course - from the Buck Bridge.

[TheLastGentleman]

Would like to see some shots - taken safely, of course - from the Buck Bridge.

I took this about three-ish weeks ago. It still looks about the same at this angle

[DaveKCMO]

Would like to see some shots - taken safely, of course - from the Buck Bridge.

Maybe from the wide section where the toll booths used to be?

[missingkc]

Thanks. Looks great in that pic. Quite a presence.

[langosta]

New renderings?

http://122delaware.com

[TheLastGentleman]

Brick going up by the river.

[TheLastGentleman]

[FangKC]

Long-delayed, ultra-green apartment project heads for 2020 opening

For the development of Second + Delaware, an environmentally friendly apartment complex in the River Market, a year has made all the difference.
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This month, Arnold Development Group CEO Jonathan Arnold told the Kansas City Business Journal that the project is moving along now and is slated for a 2020 opening.
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The project is slated to open in August 2020.
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https://tinyurl.com/vjb23b9

[TheLastGentleman]

[FangKC]

[TheLastGentleman]

[Chris Stritzel]

This is bigger in real life than the photos show

[geeman68]

Holy smokes, I was speaking to a friend and he says these start around $1,800 for a 1 bedroom??

[earthling]

Is not surprising that KC could support a few buildings over $2/sqft but is surprising the supply is increasing (even $2.50+) and demand appears to be keeping up. Or will it continue?

[horizons82]

The Venn diagram of people who can afford that for a one bedroom and who are willing to accept the finishes shown, in the name of supposedly being green, seems exceptionally small in KC.

Good god.

[flyingember]

276 units
2 million people

1 in 7246 is already really small