Tnexster wrote:What is this like 10 acres of parking? Or is it even more than that?
cowboyeagle05 wrote:Still no hotel flag correct?
itsjrd1964 wrote:cowboyeagle05 wrote:Still no hotel flag correct?
There was brief rumor/talk somewhere, I don't remember where I saw it, that Hyatt's Centric brand was considered or looked at for this, but I've seen nothing more about it.
Tnexster wrote:So looking down at this just a few minutes ago it appears like they are finishing up the roof without going any higher. They capped the elevator shafts with concrete and to be honest it just looks like they are about done. So this multi acre garage is just that.
kingpin wrote:the original design was much nicer in my opinion, what do you guys think?c8-FINAL by Around My City, on Flickr
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Tivo_Kenevil wrote:How can you build a residential project on a garage while the garage is in use?
The residential portion was never a real thing.
gbud wrote:I am new to this process but I do have a question. Assuming they only build the parking garage, which seems very likely, is it not possible for an individual or the city to take legal action against such projects? It makes me very uncomfortable that a developer can go to the city, present a project, receive permit for that specific design, then build something else entirely; or in this case, 1/3 of what was proposed. This is seriously one of the largest parking garages I have ever seen in an urban setting, and it will only further promote vehicular traffic rather than the human-scale pedestrian traffic downtown desperately needs.
TNWE wrote:
You're joking, right? Leaving aside the ridiculous idea that an individual would have standing to file suit against a developer for not completing a project, the city didn't give any tax breaks to the project, so what damages would they claim? It's not like they promised a luxury hotel and residential complex, but actually built a lead smelter.
This forum has way too many people who think signing up for an account somehow confers veto power over anything that happens in the city...
Kelley USA wrote:Why is everyone so angry on this forum?? I know what we all need, we need pizza!! As in 400 Gradi- the Australian Pizza chain that'll open it's first US location at none other than 2000 Ross!!
https://dallas.eater.com/2018/12/14/181 ... s-district
Tnexster wrote:Kelley USA wrote:Why is everyone so angry on this forum?? I know what we all need, we need pizza!! As in 400 Gradi- the Australian Pizza chain that'll open it's first US location at none other than 2000 Ross!!
https://dallas.eater.com/2018/12/14/181 ... s-district
Maybe we can have a forum pizza party when they open. This will be just a couple blocks from work, can't wait for all the new options along Ross.
Kelley USA wrote:Why is everyone so angry on this forum?? I know what we all need, we need pizza!! As in 400 Gradi- the Australian Pizza chain that'll open it's first US location at none other than 2000 Ross!!
https://dallas.eater.com/2018/12/14/181 ... s-district
Tnexster wrote:Maybe we can have a forum pizza party when they open. This will be just a couple blocks from work, can't wait for all the new options along Ross.
Tnexster wrote:Maybe we can have a forum pizza party when they open. This will be just a couple blocks from work, can't wait for all the new options along Ross.
tamtagon wrote:It's "the cycle" and no one should be surprised. The looming crash will be a slow down in North Texas, screeching to a hard slow will happen else where, what's been considered domestic-moderate since the recession will settle in Dallas as the region continues to increase in scope and scale more than almost all others.
All these massive garages dual constructed for parking and as the pedestal of high rise components will have the opportunity to deliver large scale middle income family dwellings, filling the market need currently ignored as the expensive 'luxury' highrises dominate the scene.
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