It’s dead
It’s dead
It’s dead
Hmm yea that is true, it probably helps how long the schedule is.
Of all the projects that I'd think could continue, it would be this one:
What do others think?
- Tower not scheduled to be delivered until 2024
- $870M construction loan is a done deal
- 4 years until completion is more than sufficient to deliver the project even under a worse-case scenario of not being able to resume construction for months from now
- The project was moving forward on speculation, which means an anchor tenant won't back out, which could jeopardize the project
I'm thinking the same. The trend of teleworking and internet shopping is being greatly accelerated by this crisis, and there will be minimal going back once the crisis subsides.Dead as a coffin nail. Aside from a potential long term global depression this may very well prompt a re-evaluation of how people live and work - wouldn’t be surprised to see an exodus of wealth and commerce from dense urban areas. I think you’ll see a lot more companies move to have employees work remotely.
Dead as a coffin nail. Aside from a potential long term global depression this may very well prompt a re-evaluation of how people live and work - wouldn’t be surprised to see an exodus of wealth and commerce from dense urban areas. I think you’ll see a lot more companies move to have employees work remotely.
People said almost the exact same thing after 9/11 and those predictions never came true. Creative people clustering together in dense urban areas creates innovation and productivity, generating more than enough ROI to justify high-rent districts. That, and people obviously just prefer interacting face to face over remotely.
If you look at his/her post history, I'd guess anticipatory.Is this anticipatory, or do you have news?
The thing people need to remember right now is that nobody knows whats going to happen.
It's a GO!Anyone want to take bets on this project surviving the incoming recession?
Jass - the one thing that will not happen is for a Billion$ project to run out of money -- the Treasury and the Fed together have provided a means for big borrowers to borrow essentially unlimited funds from the "Printing Press" -- based on some collateralBest case scenario, they build the expanded bus station and run out of money so we dont get any of the other associated garbage (parking and ugly tower)
Here's hoping.
Honeywell expands production of N95 masks in Rhode Island
by JARED PELLETIER, NBC 10 NEWS
Monday, March 23rd 2020
Honeywell said it will add about 500 jobs in Rhode Island to handle increased production. Recruiting, hiring and training will start immediately, the company said.