




And the city is now considering opening restaurants and bars in other parks. Coleman threw out the idea of the Upper Landing.nate wrote:http://www.startribune.com/st-paul-s-co ... 327804511/
Como Dockside is doing great business under the new owners. Does the end justify the means in this instance? Honestly to me it sounds like everyone wins. The old operator got the boot, but he also got paid for breach of contract. The new operators are realizing the potential of the space. The city will make its money back. The public gets a better Como Park.
They're contributing properties to the Lowertown Historic District, so I don't see demolition happening.ProspectPete wrote:The parking ramp for the lower town lofts on the corner has been purchased by a developer earlier this year. So... if Bedlam ends up closing, and the 4th Street Station next to is is condemned, that would leave almost the entire block up for potential demolition and re-development.
That's still owned by Bigos, which is used by the tenants of their building, Lowertown Lofts. I think people are confusing the ramp and the surface lot on the SE corner. That was purchased by Oaks Properties earlier this year.ProspectPete wrote:The parking ramp for the lower town lofts on the corner has been purchased by a developer earlier this year. So... if Bedlam ends up closing, and the 4th Street Station next to is is condemned, that would leave almost the entire block up for potential demolition and re-development.
Planning on seeing this model sometime between 5 and 7. Will allow me to check out what is happening on the east side of Cedar this week before hand.FISHMANPET wrote:The balcony model is making its way to Union Depot:
https://www.facebook.com/uniondepot/pos ... 6368044305
The new Dorothy Day Center:David Greene wrote:What's going on at the parcel bounded by Main, 35E and the freeway rams off Old 6th? Lots of dirt being turned.
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