Recent content by Max

Anyone seen any activity or heard anything about this project? I think they just passed the 1-year approval mark so unless they've filed for an extension it may be expired. I hope it's not been abandoned, they went through many iterations before the Planning and HPB boards for the approvals.

Catherine, any updates on the design of the pocket park? My recollection was that the design would need to be approved prior to issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy, and since people have moved in I'm guess it's been finalized. Anything you can share?

Is this the new Redfern project, or different developer?

I'm assuming you mean February 20th. Any chance you might still be able to offer us a tour sometime in Feb/March? Would love to get a peak at the completed project if you can find time in your schedule.

More renderings of 64 Pine Street proposal:

Looks good. Is another tour still on the table for sometime in January for those of us who couldn't make the last one? Also- any updates on the pocket park design?

JAX is an interesting destination. I flew into it about 10 years ago for a conference "downtown," and the cab ride took nearly an hour as I recall. The downtown was not very dense, a few tall buildings but very little street level activity. There was a waterfront entertainment venue that was...

These prices are truly stunning. I'm interested to see their leasing success rate. A quick glance at their website seems to show a lot of availability (understanding it may not be up to date). That aside, the building looks immaculate. The actual footprint of the pool is much smaller than...

Making very slow progress on this one. Looks like they've pushed reservations back to March 1, 2024.

Looks like a new application has been submitted for a proposal to rehab this building. Not much info here, but now it looks like Fathom Companies is involved and the proposal is for residential as well as hotel. Look forward to learning more about this...

Would be a huge improvement to 509 Forest and kind of reminds me of something you'd see in like Columbus' (OH) "Short North" district, these 2-4 story quasi-modern looking buildings of brick and glass.

I'm interested but unfortunately a previously scheduled appointment won't allow me to be there. Look forward to seeing some photos though! (And fingers crossed Redfern might offer another tour when the building is complete!?!)

Unsurprising, given the total lack of activity on the site the last couple years. I wonder if they ever applied for historic credits through the National Park Service and if so, how that review went? Residential use would seem to make the most sense, but I wonder if the costs to convert it...

Catherine -- is the pocket park design finalized? Can you share any renderings?

Looks like you were right: https://liveredfern.com/buildings/aucocisco/