exelone31 wrote:https://dallas.eater.com/2019/3/20/18274351/red-stix-vietnamese-legacy-hall-closed-beijing-brothers-opening
Looks like Red Stix is now leaving Legacy Hall as well. I will be curious to see what the long-term viability of Legacy Hall is for truly unique restaurants. It sounds like the margins are pretty slim, and I wonder how long until the Sbarros and Subways of the world start moving in.
Kintetsu plans to build one of its Miyako Hotels on the property, according to developers who are redoing the old Penney campus.
The 10-story, 250-room hotel and a parking garage will be built on land surrounding Penney's 28-year-old offices.
Tnexster wrote:Japanese luxury hotel firm buys Plano site for first Texas location
https://www.dallasnews.com/business/rea ... exas-hotelKintetsu plans to build one of its Miyako Hotels on the property, according to developers who are redoing the old Penney campus.
The 10-story, 250-room hotel and a parking garage will be built on land surrounding Penney's 28-year-old offices.
Based on what I have heard about the Food Hall my whimsy with Legacy is kinda over
exelone31 wrote:It sounds like the margins are pretty slim, and I wonder how long until the Sbarros and Subways of the world start moving in.
DPatel304 wrote:exelone31 wrote:It sounds like the margins are pretty slim, and I wonder how long until the Sbarros and Subways of the world start moving in.
Seems to be heading in that direction:
http://dallas.culturemap.com/news/resta ... lvet-taco/
Kelley USA wrote: Seeing as Frontburner Restaurant Group owns both Legacy Hall and Velvet Taco I'm shocked they were able to get them! Ha!It's disappointing that the article was written without acknowledging that.
tamtagon wrote:Kelley USA wrote: Seeing as Frontburner Restaurant Group owns both Legacy Hall and Velvet Taco I'm shocked they were able to get them! Ha!It's disappointing that the article was written without acknowledging that.
I would have never known that! Thanks Kelley
I wonder why Velvet Taco wasn't part of the initial line up.
Developer Cawley Partners plans to build the 15-story high-rise on Legacy Drive in the Campus at Legacy West development. The 300,000-square-foot speculative office project at 6333 Legacy will be constructed on part of the old J.C. Penney headquarters site.
The office tower will be built next to a planned luxury hotel by Japan's Miyako Hotels. The 14-story hotel will have 250 rooms.
Tnexster wrote:JPMorgan Chase will bring 4,000 more workers to Plano with new tower project
https://www.dallasnews.com/business/rea ... er-project
The ... project will allow Chase to grow its workforce in Plano ... to almost 11,000 workers.
Tucy wrote:Wow. 4,000 people seems like a lot of people in a 12-story, 540,000 square foot building.
Tivo_Kenevil wrote:Tucy wrote:Wow. 4,000 people seems like a lot of people in a 12-story, 540,000 square foot building.
https://dealbreaker.com/2019/06/jpmorga ... m-to-texas
So it turns out that it's the NY based IB team coming to Plano. I used to work in IB for JP Morgan back in the day. So typically for IB ops you will have different shifts for employees who reconcile transactions and what not..for different markets.
If it's anything like Polaris ( JP Morgan Ohio HQ).. You take your laptop and then next guy takes your desk when their shift starts. Shared work spaces. More than likely that is the case.
I doubt they'll build more towers for back end jobs. But who knows maybe I'm wrong.
exelone31 wrote:Tivo_Kenevil wrote:Tucy wrote:Wow. 4,000 people seems like a lot of people in a 12-story, 540,000 square foot building.
https://dealbreaker.com/2019/06/jpmorga ... m-to-texas
So it turns out that it's the NY based IB team coming to Plano. I used to work in IB for JP Morgan back in the day. So typically for IB ops you will have different shifts for employees who reconcile transactions and what not..for different markets.
If it's anything like Polaris ( JP Morgan Ohio HQ).. You take your laptop and then next guy takes your desk when their shift starts. Shared work spaces. More than likely that is the case.
I doubt they'll build more towers for back end jobs. But who knows maybe I'm wrong.
My brother-in-law works there and has said that they currently utilize lockers and then have shared/hotel desks.
The site Ryan would build on is between the huge corporate campuses being built by JPMorgan Chase and Liberty Mutual.
Ryan’s original purchase agreement said the tax firm can’t build a tower smaller than 12 stories or a building with less than 240,000 square feet.
A Ryan representative said a start date for the new office project hasn’t been set.
Trammell Crow Co. could be close to breaking ground on the first of four office towers near Legacy West, a new document submitted to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation suggests.
Back in June, the company received approval by Plano's City Council to proceed with its plans for a four-building, 1.3 million-square-foot office park, which could include towers ranging from 12 to 25 stories tall. The buildings could also range from 300,000 square feet to 400,000 square feet, according to plans. The development would be located on a 18.5-acre plot at the southwest corner of Legacy Drive and Communications Parkway and would include at least two parking decks.
Tnexster wrote:Work starts on Legacy hotel site in Plano
New Mikayo Hotel is planned in Campus at Legacy West
https://www.dallasnews.com/business/rea ... -in-plano/
Reata has already signed a deal with Crow Co. to occupy a new 327,400-square-foot building that the Dallas developer will build on Legacy Drive west of the Dallas North Tollway. The single-tenant tower for Reata is one of two new office high-rises Crow Co. plans to build across the street from the $3 billion Legacy West development.
The two glass, metal and concrete high-rises were designed by Dallas architect HKS.
Kelley USA wrote:Tiffany & Co. and Louis Vuitton are coming to Legacy West... This development has been such a success on the retail front, I wonder if they'll try to keep adding retail (although I have no idea where they'd put it).
https://www.dallasnews.com/business/ret ... iffany-co/
Tucy wrote:Kelley USA wrote:Tiffany & Co. and Louis Vuitton are coming to Legacy West... This development has been such a success on the retail front, I wonder if they'll try to keep adding retail (although I have no idea where they'd put it).
https://www.dallasnews.com/business/ret ... iffany-co/
It seems pretty likely this will mean good-bye Galleria for these two stores.
This might be a case of troubles at Willow Bend.
undefinedprocess wrote: What would y'all like to see in the Legacy West area/development itself?
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