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Some pics from today of the Stadium District:
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Heres the rendering on the sign (Jared, if you could put this image on the project page): A view of the site:
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It's listed by CBRE, and owned by someone in Flint (according to the property info site), owners: SETTER L ROBERT & TIILIKKA LYNN 827 E Michigan
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It's around 60,000 sq ft.
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Check out this story on the fully restored Mutual Building, it also includes a photo gallery. Christman did a real nice job on this. $12M renovation by Christman Co. adds dash of modernity to historic site
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Just FYI, the building at 827 E Michigan is for sale. It would make for a prime redevelopment opprotunity. The parking lot directly north of it and the parking lot at Michigan & Eighth is also for sale. The reason I bring this up is because I wo…
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I've been waiting awhile to see Cedar Street School redeveloped, I'll be really glad to see it actually happen. It would really do a lot to improve that area, I think.
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Check this pic out, it's posted on Google Earth also. This is by far the best picture I've seen of the Capitol Complex.
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Yes, thats the one. Here are some pictures, the agenda also says this project will cost $3.5 million.
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In this weeks Council Packet it talks about a proposal to rehab Cedar Street School into a medical office building. Here is the "General Project Description:" "The undersigned applicants, being the owners of the above property, hereby requests …
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This is the building I was saying TechSmith should look at. It's 506 S Hosmer, the former State Liquor Warehouse, and at 80,000 sq ft it's close to the size they want. It could be a nice building with a little work, and I think this area would make …
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They have some changes they still need to make just to make the building presentable. I had hoped they would replace the windows, but they really do need to at least do something with some of the window frames. As I said I am really disapointed in t…
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I hope they decide on a location closer to downtown or something, which I think is likely if they choose to stay in the Lansing area. Two good buildings would be 506 S hosmer, an old warehouse thats about 80,000 sq ft, and was last listed at like $5…
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A story on Spartan Internet's move to Holmes Street School: $2 Million Tech Center to Fill Remodeled Eastside Lansing School I like how they are going to add a modern entrance to the school, it's something I wish they did with some of the other s…
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Ahhh, so you must have some sort of "inside" knowledge, huh?
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I think this project will really help to make downtown EL feel bigger, and denser. I can't wait to see it completed.
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I heard they figure at least 50% of reservations should turn into sales. I'm not sure how solid that is, but it's not like these are "free" reservations either, they are a $1,000 refundable deposit, so I would think a good number of these people are…
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I think the council regulars beef would be the tax incentives themselves. I do agree that you would almost certainly see a public outcry though. On the other hand, I don't think council would even suggest to a developer that they would grant incent…
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I think the building is only worth saving if the facade can be saved, and I think it can be. Residential tenants don't need balconies either, look at the Arbaugh, or any of the storefront lofts. Balconies are nice, but not a neccesity.
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Yeah, I spoke with the developer breifly a few weeks ago and he said things are going great, and it looks like they will be going at least 18 floors. As of about a month and a half ago they had over 70 units reserved. I'm pretty confident that we wi…