unusualfire

Wow that would be incredible. That would be about 7-10k downtown workers as well. Or about 3k people living down town if they were residential towers.

I think a hospital(private) and new school would make things roll downtown. These are things that will be needed once gas get's too $5 $6+ a gallon. I want QCSII to feel dwarfed.lol

A 750 foot 500 unit condo tower would be nice. Miami does it all the time .;)

CVG has to make sure it's the right airline that comes in. Or they could be facing something like this. http://www.cnn.com/2010/TRAVEL/06/12/airline.strike/index.html?hpt=T3

Amazing someone thinks CVG fairs are not all that high.. Simply amazing.

Apparently you don't live here. We know when we are getting gouged. You being an outsider would NEVER know.

I haven't seen one link to support your argument.

See what you get for not buying American. ;)

I guess you are right. The enquirer even picked up the ESPNzone closings from this forum.

What does this have to do with the banks? Did they sign a lease there?

IT can only be done with 5 counties not 88. We need to have counties as big as the ones in Arizona or California.

Wait a minute we support the rural area's already.

Maybe an metropolitan tax should be used.

^ Your post sounds like an insult. Luxury? DO you realize how powerful word of mouth is?

How can Japan get such CHEAP Electricity???

http://www.gobankingrates.com/banking/what-can-1-usd-buy-in-other-countries/?utm_source=outbrain WOW one way bus ticket.

^AS Coldayman would say, BINGO.

I hope it's a misprint. Or that's a TON of revenue lost for the casino.

Politics are something else.

http://www.wcpo.com/dpp/news/local_news/ohio-lawmakers-pass-bill-setting-casino-rules Under the legislation, the casinos scheduled to open in 2012 and 2013 will have an entry age of 21, rules against free drinks and smoking and closing times of 2:30 a.m. like bars.

The people approved this gaming bill. Now legislation is making changes to it. The closing at 2:30 am is what really did me end. I didn't vote for that. And if you Clevelanders don't mind it. That's ok. But us Cincinnatians do, since we have had 3 casino's for over 10 years just 20 minutes away. Rising sun, Vevay and Lawrenceburg,In are jumping for joy now.

The designs mean NOTHING when the laws says you can't stay open 24 hours, no free drinks and no smoking. IF i was the casino developer and have to pay the 50 million dollar gaming fee. I would be royally pissed at them tell them how to run their business.

If you accept mediocrity, that fine. I have higher standards. These Casino's are a downgrade from the Indiana ones.

You are right Ohio does not have casino's. But Indiana does.

My information? The writing is on the wall. You can't honestly believe this is pro-business.