TheHemroid

Hey a wall of towers along 3rd Street is fine by me;)

...and Jmeck, I really do hope they build something at the spinning clock site. It's so stupid to have a brand new state-of-the-art tower right next to a George Jetson-ilke relic. Hideous.

^GAI = Great American Insurance

Still think a residential tower with a big bookstore and retail under it would be perfect for this spot.

What about those two huge lots next to where The Edge was gonna be? I think it's W 5th st and Culvert? I've always thought it would be cool to see two huge buildings go there.

There's a hoard of old people at every casino. I think people will just have to get used to it.

Hey all! been a bit since I posted. I moved to LA but I'm still following the city I love! QCS looks great.

It's almost like they want it to fail......... There's always people that want to see things fail. It acts as consolation for themselves because they fail a lot. They hate seing progress and hate change.

Why?

Windsor is easy to get to from the states and has a lower legal age limit for gambling (19 v 21) Yes, when I was growing up in Detroit....we would always head over to Windsor...well at the time it was Casino Windsor, but you could go and gamble and drink...and before the casinos in Detroit opened everyone went there. I have been wanting to check out how ridiculous the place is now that its Caesars, because it was pretty nice even before that. Like I said...I can only hope that is is a classy joint a la MGM Grand...and not some cheesy Argosy looking place with 90 year old gamblers wheeling around oxygen tanks. LOL!! I've been working out at Holywood Casino in Lawrenceburg and you just described half the people there. Even though they've renovated, it still won't compete. I've overheard at least a dozen conversationsafter people gamble there saying they can't wait until they only have to drive 10 minutes to the Cincy casino.

Hey at least we can agree, this building is among the most unique in the state if not the midwest. If it wasn't then it wouldn't be sparking debate. I love it:)

^Hey you gotta do what you gotta do. If you can't accept change then that's a shame because downtown is changing fast and leaving naysayers in the dust.

It'll look much better once the lighting is installed inside.

Dirty sandpit, don't go there man;)

That building is rad.

How many floors will that hotel be? hmm

I'm known for absurd statements. I'm a jerk on the cincinnati.com forums;)

Well Pendleton will just have to adapt because it has no choice. If it's a 24 hour venue, then pendleton will attract people that like living near that kind of stuff. It's all about adaptation. Cincinnati has some of the best amateur boxers in the country. It's almost a no brainer to have the arena.

Drilling has begun on Phase 2 which includes the transit center. Are they planning a big add-on to the transit center?

The need to paint some gigantic murals on both sides of the highway there.

AGREED!

LOL. I gigantic pig with wings over 150 feet tall sitting on top of our skyscraper. Combine that with touchdown jesus and we have ourselves a tag team haha.

I think an Aldi's would be great for that area if it can't land a Trader Joes

City planners didn't know what they were doing and thought that they did. Happens in every city.

Is the parking garage going next door?