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There's a real lack of vision in that area of the city. This site, at the intersection of a streetcar line and a major park/trail, not to mention close proximity to city park and a huge variety of restaurants and retail, is really prime for some residential. While I'm sure there's room for more retail as well, I imagine apartments/condo would fetch a really good price. Why not something like 3-4 floor with retail lining the streets/greenway and parking behind that and apartments above?
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On an unrelated note, Google Earth satellite images of New Orleans are updated for 10/31/14. Yulman Stadium looks fantastic!! |
Pretty interesting to compare the views of the Iberville Projects from 3/13 and 10/31/14.
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Frenchmen Art Market to be replaced with parking
The Frenchmen Art Market is going to be replaced with parking. 2121 Chartres is going to be renovated and Has a parking requirement of 106 parking spots. The developer hopes to get that number lowered to 50 & will be able to fit 26 onsite. The parking requirement really bugs me. The Marigny was built before there where parking requirements. It seems to me that historical conservation groups should be completely against constructing parking there due to it messing up the "tout ensemble". Well, the market is going to be replaced by 6 surface parking spots. Good job required parking in dense neighborhoods (the end of my rant).
http://www.nola.com/arts/index.ssf/2...t_river_mobile |
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And I agree that the parking requirements should be greatly reduced for that project in the Marigny |
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Magnolia Marketplace
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Ugh what a waste.
Bummer about the Frenchmen Art Market... any chance the city would let them set up in Washington Square or the French Market parking lots? Lot of options here if the city actually makes a good-faith effort to preserve the market. |
Magnolia Marketplace Parking
I know we are normally against large parking lots here, but there is a serious lack of parking at Magnolia Marketplace. Seems even worse than the situation at Mid-City Market where I have just left before from not being able to find parking at peak times.
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Jung Hotel - massive redevelopement
from City Business - anyone know the details?
Jung Hotel plans emerge in WTC proposal By: Robin Shannon, Reporter February 27, 2015 0 The Jung Hotel, once known as the largest convention hotel in the South, is set for a massive redevelopment that could transform an entire block of upper Canal Street. |
I believe the plans and details were posted here a few pages back. Sometimes I think the papers get their info from here rather than the other way around!
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http://canalstreetbeat.com/the-jung-...lans-included/ Plans for 2401 st Claude: http://x.lnimg.com/attachments/FEBE5...7FCD994B15.pdf |
Who is Joe Jaeger? Dude is on fire right now.
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