The last I read they planned on building a temporary casino at Cedar and Michigan, once a permanent casino was built the temporary one would become part of the Lansing Center. With that being said, I doubt a casino in Lansing will happen anytime in the near future, although I still support the idea myself.
I wouldn't care if it's just the house, but they can't be allowed to tear down the townhouse building. It's one of the only buildings of its type in the area.
They're going to begin soon with a $9.6 million administration building and $4 million of infrastructure improvements. The rest of the money will be spent on a warehouse, science building and more infrastructure improvements, all slated to be completed by 2016.
I was by Niowave today and they are building an addition on the Seymour St side of the property, they already have footings in and it looks like it's going to be a pretty decent size building. I'm still not sure what type of building it is that they're building though.
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I assume this will be an addition to their current building, but the article doesn't say. Hopefully this is just the beginning got Niowave.
Emergent plans $108M expansion
They're going to begin soon with a $9.6 million administration building and $4 million of infrastructure improvements. The rest of the money will be spent on a warehouse, science building and more infrastructure improvements, all slated to be completed by 2016.
Not much on this yet, but it's yet another plus for Michigan Ave: Former Lansing nightclub site eyed by developer