3 Dog Pat

Looks like the Cleve scene is up to its usual level of Cleveland bashing. (does anyone remember when the scene was locally owned and was something to be proud of? Oh well, back on topic)

Piazza Bella in Roscoe Village was my favorite, not sure if they will deliver to Logan Sq.

Southport avenue near the brown line stop is my favorite neighborhood in Chicago. Go see a show at Schuba's tonight.

^yes

those have to be awesomely insulated windows if the heat from inside isnt enough to melt snow

It depends on how many units in the condo building have been sold. If two out of 100 condos have sold, then there is not enough money generated from condo maintenance fees to adequately maintain the building.....or some such logic like that. That is the story I am hearing in Chicago, for what its worth.

I like the world class UPS signage

They need to install a construction cam

Did any retail make its way to that building?

I haven't been there in 15? years

Was Strickland cooking the books for the election? I could not open the article, but how does that happen?

how many times were developments in gordon sq. or Edgewater or suburbs like the heights lamented like Waterloo has been in this thread?

The only time the PD reported on this was the one bad month we had...front page. I am sure they will somehow miss this story as well

Its a very pedestrian neighborhood. It has good housing stock. In the Waterloo area, a sub neighborhood of Colinwood, there have not been many houses demolished, but i'm sure there have been forclosures. The city is investing a lot of money into the Rec Center right there, which would bridge the neighborhood to Euclid Beach Park. I'm trying not to be defensive there, but I'm hearing "Its a part of town I do go to, so any development there is a waste of money"

Thanks MrC, I love the view of the second pic. Can't wait until we can compare it to the finshed product

That sucks

If it grew, it could stretch to 185th. Its a great neighborhood if you have never been around there. What's at 40th and St. Claire?

It hasnt been numbers for 10 years or so? What was the last place there, motion? Ive been known to throw back at the little bar

any chance they can move Comfest there, or a new music fest?

I don't see it turning into Tremont with high end restaurants, but I do see the artists colony staying there for a while. It won't ever be as polished as the west side neighborhoods you mentioned, but as long as the committment is there, the area will grow.

The traffic and usage of a park is determined more by its surroundings than by its features What do you base that off of?

The group plan commission is looking into what we can afford and how it will be paid.

NYCers, are the locals giving any weight to the post story that the city workers used this as on opportunity to make the mayor look bad?

Ties in with the Rock Hall, and all things Cleveland. MTS, I think you should write a letter

^Where is that second one, exactly?