Everything posted by Troeros2
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Cincinnati: Over-the-Rhine: Development and News
but wasn’t it much cheaper back then to build things? Interest rates are reaching similar highs but labor and materials costs are much different
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Cincinnati: Over-the-Rhine: Development and News
How do developers still have the resources to get financing and loans with these high interest rates? Is it still cost efficient to build anything? Especially since interest rates are still going up in December and the foreseeable future?
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Cincinnati: Over-the-Rhine: Development and News
In July the first Lutheran church and Otr A.D.O.P.T. came to an agreement to stabilize the bell tower. So I’m assuming the scaffolding is for stabilization purposes. I hate the needless crap that Otr A.D.O.P.T. is doing with the elm and Liberty appeals, but this is one that they genuinely got right.
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Cincinnati: Downtown: Development and News
Fusian has closed their vine st location downtown. Definitely get the impression we are still burning quite a lot of spots downtown/Otr and aren’t nearly keeping up with the same level of pace with replacing them.
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Cincinnati: Downtown: Development and News
What was the new banks tenant?
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Cincinnati: Over-the-Rhine: Development and News
Looks like some major changes are being proposed for Main Street. https://www.facebook.com/groups/mainstreetotr/permalink/10158585422801831/ did anyone attend the meeting?
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Cincinnati: Over-the-Rhine: Development and News
Otr update last night. the cops presence in otr seemed less intense. Main was obviously blocked off once again and no cars were allowed to park on the street. noticed a lot of pedestrians taking advantage of the lack of cars on the streets and were literally walking right on the middle of the street. overall night life activity was a little bit improved compared to previous weekends, but still severely lacking. Both fcc and Bengals had games that night and Otr is usually hopping and bustling after the games but not so much last night. my guess it will take quite a few months for the public to “forget” about the mass shooting incident and to move on. I think clearly that’s probably what is causing the lack of night life since that incident is still probably fresh in a lot of people minds. overall though the streets let super safe. I know what cpd is doing controversial to some…but at the very least the new spot light towers with attached surveillance cameras and shot spotter create a new blanket of safety at least. ive noticed these popping around troubled spots on main, especially around Ziegler and various narrow alley ways. It’s smart and I’m hoping the crime reduction will continue. I’m hoping people will eventually return to Otr once they feel comfortable and safe again.
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Cincinnati: Over-the-Rhine: Development and News
I say the same thing about the former 16 hit spot, or the Columbia building for that matter. There is multiple tenant spots and the only one, o pie o is closing. 3cdc is struggling hard core right now with getting businesses to open in otr just purely judging by how many spots are sitting vacant for consecutive years now.
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Cincinnati: Over-the-Rhine: Development and News
nah what’s deterring people from coming is the violence and mass shooting. No one in their right mind would be excited to party in Otr after the crap that’s been occurring this past month in otr
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Cincinnati: Over-the-Rhine: Development and News
Not sure how to take this news…senate is being downgraded to a carry out window …and they specifically mention they are looking for a suburban spot for forty thieves… Not sure what’s going on with the ownership and Otr lately but there has definitely been a shift for their new restaurant concepts to go towards suburb location…not sure if that’s due to high rent in otr and bad foot traffic, but it’s disheartening that this ownership group was once such a pioneer for opening new concepts in otr has really shifted elsewhere
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Cincinnati: Over-the-Rhine: Development and News
again, tastell said this one page back; he lives in otr (last he said) and has better eyes and ears on the matter anyone. so not sure why I’m being singled out in this case, and everyone is ignoring what tastell said as well?
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Cincinnati: Over-the-Rhine: Development and News
didn’t conduct a census - this block party event was initially organized in camp Washington in a ware house storage area. This got shut down due to redevelopment of the site, and was thus moved to a new location in otr. Surely some are Otr residents but it’s clear that many are not.
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Cincinnati: Over-the-Rhine: Development and News
that’s funny considering must of the block party attendees aren’t from Otr either. Many of them used to live in otr though but were priced out and found cheaper housing else where…but if your going to use the argument that Otr isn’t a playground then the block parties attendees and organizers are fully making use of Otr as a playground.
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Cincinnati: Over-the-Rhine: Development and News
Why not make Main Street a total European woonerf? I think this could assist increase pedestrian traffic by shutting down traffic and maybe allowing for a Dora entertainment district. I know maybe local businesses will feel concerned about losing nearby parking for their customers, but I think customers will come in regardless and figure out how to use the nearby Ziegler parking garage and other nearby garages. I think the key is maybe not necessarily making Otr a police state guarded by swat and assault rifles and bullet proof vests, but maybe create an entertainment woonerf Dora district with entertainment offerings provided by 3cdc, with better street lighting, which could maybe help deter crime? it works in Europe…I know we have a slew of reasons why it might not work here, but why not give it a shot?
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Cincinnati: Over-the-Rhine: Development and News
Saturday night update…block parties are complete gone. Huge cops and swat presence. Otr felt dead honestly, but it was nice…felt super calm and was really relaxing to walk through. Hopefully this continues.
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Cincinnati: Downtown: The Banks
Ugh sucks. I want to see our skyline grow but this drought of serious major development sucks for sure.
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Cincinnati: Downtown: The Banks
Are we sure this website is new? Those renderings have my mouth watering.
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Cincinnati: Over-the-Rhine: Development and News
not saying the residents didn’t care…but the amount of police presence this past year alone obliterates what cpd had presence wise in otr previously. There is a clear need to take immediate action, versus having 20 round table discussions about how much of tragedy the shootings are.
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Cincinnati: Over-the-Rhine: Development and News
I just heard all the changes - fantastic news all around. Back in the day no one would care about increase shootings in otr and little or nothing would be done. great progress to see some action a week later. Even better the 2 criminals were found so quickly. Otr still isn’t necessarily yet there in terms of safety that everyone wishes it would be, but there is no denying that surveillance and the city taking more action is heartening.
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Cincinnati: Over-the-Rhine: Development and News
so main st is essentially becoming a woonerf?
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Norwood: Development and News
so the pandemic killed a lot of future expansion plans unfortunately like for a lot of companies. Paycor is pretty much majority remote still and as a business they decided early on when the pandemic began to embrace remote work- not sure if that will ever change, but it would be nice for them to get back into the office again…but yeah not sure how their physical office space will alter in the future.
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Cincinnati: Crime & Safety Discussion
There are a lot of things that happened to me that occurred during these “block parties” that I’m afraid to discuss. It’s to much of a hot button topic…that said, it’s like going to a cook out you weren’t invited to. It’s a very uncomfortable feeling - especially with the looks you get and the things that are being told to your face. I am sorry I was born white, but I am tired of the racist remarks that are thrown in my face when I walk through those crowds. I am not responsible for what happened hundreds of years ago - so stop placing the weight of my ancestors on my shoulders because of the color of my skin!
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Cincinnati: Crime & Safety Discussion
wasn’t directed at you but the others white knighting for this behavior - it’s clear you don’t stand for this bs and I applaud you.
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Cincinnati: Crime & Safety Discussion
judging by their parked cars sitting on the same street corners blasting music with their doors and sun roof open every weekend and the same people illegally grilling food weekend on the same corner every weekend…also - they have plastic cups with alcohol in them (judging by the bottles some patrons are holding outside) - it’s clear they want to bring their own alcohol, eat and grill outside and have a party on the streets. the problem isn’t bar capacity - the problem is the organizers who are enticing people to meet up and host these large crowd parties.
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Cincinnati: Crime & Safety Discussion
literally not true. There is plenty of capacity at bars…maybe on fcc game days less so. but the people that are partying on the streets were never planning on going out to a bar in otr…they were planning to dominate and overtake the streets of Otr. Big difference.