Kriegs

I'm guessing this is because the Trump administration has fired the people responsible for managing the CHIPS Act.

I’m not sure if it’s related to this project but I’ve seen lots of utility work at the intersection of Rich and 4th street.

Has anyone heard news on the old Greyhound station Downtown? It's been vacant for a very long time...

More angles I got today

Crane #3 went up today.

No doubt this is an ugly and terrible downgrade but I’m totally willing to forgive them if they bring a Trader Joe’s or Whole Foods to downtown. The grocery store will have a much bigger impact on the neighborhood than a tower ever will.

Another pic from this morning

Looks like crews are installing a crane on the new hospital tower site today

Man...this building is just tough to look at.

View of the Greenhouse crane off in the distance

Anyone else seriously concerned this project will never be finished due to Intel's terrible stock and company performance? Pat Gelsinger's seat as CEO must be getting very hot as investors lose patience.

I still think they should add some sort of finish on the roof line so it doesn't look so boxy.

It really does look like a whale breaching from the ocean

Pentagon said to end plan for $2.5B Intel grant

Construction continues on the Arena district apartments

Thought I’d share this pic of the new energy advancement center at the corner of Lane and Kenny

Parkside on Pearl

Greenhouse

Downtown is well on its way to hitting that 40,000 residents by 2040 goal. It could even get there a few years early if it keeps that rate of growth.

Looks like some swanky apartments at the Madison came online recently. Here's the link if anyone wants to check them out. https://www.bethemadison.com/?utm_knock=a

That's crazy. If anything is overwhelming the church, it's the miniature highways called 3rd and Broad street just steps away from their front door.

Anyone know what specific challenges he's talking about?