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There is nothing currently on the roof, it's just framed in.

Materials will match current Brownstones.

I think the perspective might be throwing off. It looks like seating you would see in a beer garden in Germany, or at least the ones I've been too.

The stucco really does look great in person. The simplicity of the design really does something for me. It's a nice change from so many of the current projects.

Anyone know what the dog related business is going to be called? Is it a dog wash or boutique? Tough to tell from the window decals.

Perhaps balconies would achieve that, perhaps they wouldn't. As you've already pointed out, many properties downtown have balconies. So on the flip side, maybe hotels without balconies would stand...

We really did appreciate working with you throughout the years.

You're missed down here.

Since balconies = quality, I'm going to have to agree with you here.

I'm gonna have to disagree with you, $45 million dollar hotel is hardly as "cheap" as possible.

Stop into the Hampton Inn and take a look around. Nothing cheap about it.

The Hampton Inn sign...

She/we, were working on a house of blues type venue, with a restaurant in the basement. We were literally sitting down to execute a contract extension, and one of the church representatives demanded...

The church torpedo'd that deal, not the "woman."

Looks like a cool hole in wall neighborhood bar to me.

Hotel, Structured parking, much needed affordable downtown housing, removal of the steel buildings.

If this development becomes a reality, I'd say, $4.5 million in already appropriated funds, is a...

Maybe he needs it maybe he doesn't. At this point we have no idea.

This will be my last post on this.

Do you know what F F & E means?

Last you heard, huh?

Ok.

Just stopping in to let you guys know this project is on track.

June(ish).

Nothing to report, other than 45 million dollar projects take longer than people want them to, including the developers. The project is on track.

Project is certainly not on hold.

That's pretty hard hitting.

Some truth there.

I do find it ironic though he thinks a C2S district would turn out any differently.

What was the sq. footage? Triple net?

First of all why should this issue fall on the shoulders of one private developer?

Secondly, if the numbers work the number work. You don't go around lopping off a floor here and a floor there. ...

Why should a private developer cough up $1.3 million for a quiet zone?

It's obviously a local issue that would benefit all of downtown.

$1.3 million could easily kill a project of $38 million.

Easily.

What's your time frame? I'm sure we'd like to participate.

I'll just PM you.

We suggested that the city make parking free. That put downward pressure on the property owners that own surface lots, but refuse to develop their property. That downward pressure would force them...

The fact of the matter is Bricktown lost most of the local population a long time ago. People have their own reasons for not going to Bricktown, parking, trendy, Ed Hardy, clubs, this demographic,...