The sheets of plywood over the windows doesn't exactly make the area look not blighted.
The sheets of plywood over the windows doesn't exactly make the area look not blighted.
i am really starting to wonder about the rise...little to no progress still. this is aloft all over again, I just hope they don't lose all their pre-leased tenants with these massive delays. I know if I was flashback pub or any of the prospective tenants I would be pissed with the slow go.
All the homes pictured as well as the 4-plex are to be part of a housing development by Marva Ellard. The existing properties will be renovated and some new units added to the surrounding vacant lots.
Thanks for the phots PluPan!
I know that The Rise had to work through some plan changes due to having to add some staircases, but that was straightened out a while ago.
It seems they are still moving very slowly across the whole development and I'm not sure why. You'd think they would be busting their tails to get open ASAP.
I've been driving by the Rise and wondering whats taking so long because it doesn't look like much is going on. But then I noticed a lot of aluminum studs on the inside (not evident in the pictures), so apparently there is much going on that we don't perceive...
The former chef from Packard just signed on to create the menu for another bar in the Rise in addition to The Pump. I'll let post the bar name when I can.
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Wow, this site is still a disaster area. They are going to have to work like crazy to get anything open before the holidays.
Thanks to warreng88 for the photos:
I cannot see any progress over the last month short of boarding up the windows. Again, as I posted in the other thread, it would be nice if there were a realistic ETA provided.
Yes, this is not simply a case of "renovation projects take time".
There have been several changes to the plans (egress and the like) which have slowed things dramatically. Then there was a hold on some building permits due to other various issues (some holds are still in effect) and finally one of their key players (Jeremy Foraker) left Land Run just after this project got rolling. Steve also made reference to "internal problems" in his last chat.
Fortunately for Land Run, the tenants don't really have the option of simply going elsewhere. And even if they wanted to, I suspect all of them have a decent amount invested in design, plans and equipment specifically for their space.
The only tenant I know that has bailed is the Okay See, which has set up shop at The Hub on Film Row.
Also, nothing at all has happened regarding the boarded-up cottages and fourplex that Land Run acquired as a part of this redevelopment.
Really hope they get rolling soon but there are still dirt floors in a good part of the space and we are almost into July. Hard to imagine this all coming together and the tenants getting all their work done in just a few months.
I'm just glad to see those awful Mansard roofs (awning really) gone. But then I find buildings laid bare and under construction beautiful, so there is that.
Pete, how long ago did The Okay See leave The Rise? Do you know how much square footage they had in their space?
On their Facebook page, Pizzeria Gusto, indicates they will open late August-early September. I realize this is a separate building but at least there is some progress being made
Steel started going up on the drake to support the new front. Also all sidewalks and curbs have been removed on 23rd. The front should start taking shape soon.
I believe that Land Run has lost a few other key players as well. If so that is not a good sign, especially for a new real estate company. I hope this gets completed no matter the timetable, but I would guess that there has to be some internal issues that are starting to boil over.
Having said that it's already and improvement from what was there before. haha.
For clarification, those black things on the back of the building in the first photo are holes in the building, not pieces of wood painted black, in case anyone was wondering.
It seems like the majority of the work going on in this space is for the parking lot behind it which is a completely mystery to me. I would think it would just need to be graded for work trucks, get the buildings shored up so work can start on the interior, then get the parking lot poured.
Yeah, the internal problems don't sound good. Wonder what is going on that so many are bailing?
Holy crap!?!? I've capture a shot of actual work occurring at the rise! I feel like I just found Bigfoot!
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Wow, look at the state of that place... Dirt floors, big trenches, no exterior walls or facade, no sidewalks.
They have got a long, long way to go.
Thanks for the photo.
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