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It definitely would be worth it to at least voice your opinion at City Council. It would be nice to organize a group of people who are against the proposal and get some publicity about this proposal.
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Yeah, thats a mixed use development, with I think about 10,000 sq ft of ground floor retail. The site is cleared the structure should start to appear over the next couple months. There are a couple signs up at the site with renderings. I am not s…
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The houses on Louis St are now being torn down. I went by today and there was a large backhoe tearing up some of the properties. The new development will be an apartment building that was spoken of earlier on this discussion.
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I went to the Juneteenth celebration today near Sexton and on the way at the corner of Kalamazoo and MLK there was a sign that said a future office building was coming soon. The sign had a rendering on it, so next time I go by I'll try and take a p…
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I rode my bike through Washington today and saw them cutting down all the trees on the two blocks. I was just coming to the website to let everybody know, only to find out it had already been on here. Thanks sabatoa for posting this. It will be r…
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Well, the Museum Place has seemed to be pushed out of the spotlight for a while, probably due to budget contraints with getting commercial tenants, and also with the relocation of current tenants. Now that (scene) Metrospace has moved, all of the t…
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Thanks for joining. The contribution of all the members helps to grow the knowledge and insight of the whole metro Lansing community.
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When are they supposed to reopen the other block of Washington Square? I thought that was supposed to happen this summer.
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New Changes Give Hope to Downtown Merchants ^^ There is an article today about the growing amount of people downtown and some of the new businesses coming in.
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I agree, they make that very clear. It's just too bad that the previous developer fell through. It would have been really nice to see a 12 story condo tower in East Lansing.
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Press release from the City of East Lansing: Stonehouse Village III Groundbreaking Ceremony to be Held Tuesday, June 19 EAST LANSING, Mich. — The City of East Lansing will kick off its newest development project, Stonehouse Village III, with a…
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Welcome sabatoa, how long have you been reading the forum, or is this your first visit?
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Thanks, I've fixed the link now.
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Here is a link to the draft Request for Proposals that the City Council reviewed tonight: Lot 1 Request For Proposals Please post up here what you think of the request. I thought it left a lot in the air, only really specifying ground floor r…
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I got the copy of the RFP for Lot 1 just a couple minutes ago. I'll upload it later tonight, but some of the bullets to take from it are: The redevelopment proposal must be "premier quality" The project must be mixed-use with at least 20-25,000…
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Yeah it is, there is a large parking lot right there on Albert. Here is a satellite shot:
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Yeah, I can't understand why they are trying to put a movie theater in the East Village. At tonights City Council meeting, they will be introducing a Request for Proposals for Lot 1. A movie theater would be a great addition to the core of downtow…
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There is an article in the LSJ today about progress moving forwards with the MSP proposal. I just hope that they will not go forward with the current design. The last things we need are walls next to the sidewalk at Kalamazoo and Grand.
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I've been thinking about it, you know that stretch over by Stonehouse Village will going through some very significant growth and potential for growth in the near future. Just think: Stonehouse Village 1 has been built, finished, and occupied, …
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NioWave in the old Walnut Elementary School has announced that they will be expanding, and expect to grow from 20 employees to 50 by the end of the year.