bumsquare
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An ongoing festival forever is the uncomplicated answer to developing the lakefront?
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Yeah why doesn’t somebody just start building some stuff! The issues are not complex or tied to the disintegration of the local economy!
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Apologies if someone else posted about this but I noticed today there is a dumpster permit posted outside the old Romanian(?) church at 1416 West 57 for Forest City Restoration
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Maybe they own a brewery
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I just hope they hire better window guys than Intro.
Better comparison is probably Hagia Sophia, which was a museum for 85 years.
People will get used to them. Everyone bellyached about the Steelyard one when it went in too.
Hey you with the filthy apron!
To be fair, he did concoct a pretty fantastic and novel way to ruin a Browns season for the 9th time in 10 years of ownership.
I believe they are franchised
Yes you could say this about anything.
And no Stan Mikita’s!
Houston has a 1k foot tower built in the 80s
Do they mean 90th?
It’s such a terrible name! Lol
I think you can find most of that info in the Metrohealth thread. Similar stories got posted in both threads but there was more discussion in the Metrohealth one.
From the perspective of someone who enjoys urbanity, the urban form, and frequently visits a site called Urban Ohio, bad
I hate pretty much everything Metrohealth has proposed so far. They’re about to Fairfax that entire neighborhood, Clinic style
That’s really surprising to me. He’s 30 now and hasn’t played 60 games since 2018
Garbage Pail Kid lookin mfer. Actually that’s an insult to Adam Bomb et al.
I know it’s mostly just picking nits, but I wish they would keep the entire facade along 58th. It’s a really attractive brick building.
I guess this means Bugsy’s won’t be reopening 🥲 Metro has certainly mastered the tearing things down part of community development.
That’s just obviously not true. New apartment housing is going up all over the country. There aren’t any “entire cities” closed to new housing development. I lived in Austin for 3 years. It’s been just about the hottest growth market in the country for the better part of three decades and there are dozens of apartment buildings being built at any given time. I’m sure there are some specific neighborhoods in some cities that have effectively stopped new development. And I think we all know there is a housing shortage. But the factors can’t all be traced back to NIMBYism.
