Traveler Joe

Honestly nothing looks to be high transmission. Just a lot of regular stuff.

Rendering is missing the giant mess of powerlines that will be in front of all that.

Tell me you've not spent that much time in Delhi without telling me you've not spent much time in Delhi.

But is it really? What similarly sized areas are you using for your comparison between the 3 C's? And how many bars and/or restaurants are going into new spaces vs closed businesses? I think this would give a better picture of how things are.

I mean there is a pandemic so.....

Look similar to a product called stonhard, used in lots of commercial and manufacturing buildings.

So good on hype, not so good on construction. Look I hope they do well and it could be quite the game changer for that area but hype people tend to get bored easily and move on to the next project. Especially when non bar people realize that running a bar takes a crazy amount of personal involvement.

Has it been hyped by anyone but you?

Not sure who it was that was doing the conversion back to apartments but it totally doesn't surprise me that it blew up in their face. I use to walk by fairly regularly when construction was starting and there were a lot of give aways that they were not ready to handle such a job.

I've been trying to remember where I've gotten gas on my past vacations and honestly I have no recollection of any of them. And while the Shell station is for sure a place with a lot of issues its not like these same issues don't occur all over the neighborhood anyway. Yes you might see some crazy things go down there but you might see that anywhere else in the neighborhood, outside of a few blocks of Vine.

When it was being demo'ed and you could see inside you could see the western side of the stone foundation had been pushed in pretty far by the hillside. I feel like I saw posts from a few people who had tried to buy it and it was close to a mil just to get stabilized.

I don't think I'd miss the hordes of bachelorette parties who can't parallel park descending to the basin. Do you want a neighborhood for the people who live there? Or for the people who cosplay an urban life one night a week?

Maybe because its a gas station and its not that hard to avoid going there. If you live down here you likely a. don't drive that much or b. commute and get gas somewhere else. I agree its not great but if really wanted to change things just dont go.

Well if you want to raise a family in a dense neighborhood with minimal individual outdoor space you for sure need more than 5 parks.

I mean there is a crazy amount of stuff under construction north of liberty currently. Also you can't just wave a magic wand and have decent construction workers appear. There is a fairly decent labor shortage in the construction labor marketer currently.