Posted Jul 22, 2019, 6:58 PM
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Huge News for Downtown Meridian today!! It appears with the ground breaking of the new apartments north of City Hall, it's signaled to other developers it times to start building in Downtown.
Two large projects announced:
Keller Associates office building in the works in downtown Meridian; more on the way
https://www.idahopress.com/meridian/...2d5f4057a.html
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It’s been more than 16 years since an office building was constructed in downtown Meridian.
Earlier this year downtown officials broke ground on a project, the Old Town Lofts, that will change that — bringing apartments, restaurants, shops and office space to downtown Meridian when it is complete.
Now, another office building is in the pipeline on the other side of the railroad tracks.
Owners of Keller Associates, known as MKA, are in conversations with the city of Meridian about building a three-story, 18,000-square-foot office building in downtown, on the northeast corner of Main and East Bower streets.
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Condos, convention center part of 6-building site plan for downtown Meridian
https://www.idahopress.com/meridian/...84da5313f.html
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MERIDIAN — Across from Meridian City Hall, and in the heart of downtown Meridian, is a patch of industry land that sticks out in the mostly urban area.
“It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to walk out to that property and say, ‘Jeez, this isn’t being used very well,’” said Bill Ditz, managing member for the Mountain West Group.
It has been Ditz’s vision for 10 years to build something on the land that would better fit the area. A piece of that vision is within arm’s reach.
Ditz is in the preliminary stages of a six-building development that would bring new businesses, restaurants and shops downtown Meridian — something city staff have been trying to incentivize for years. The project, known as the Landmark Center at Meridian Station, would include retail shops, offices, theater space, 190 condo and apartment units, and possibly a convention center on the southeast corner of Broadway Avenue and Main Street.
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This appears to be the next iteration of a plan I posted about awhile ago. They've tinkered with the block plan and clearly have added larger elements (theater, convention center) to it. I'm surprised they're going with an underground garage though. It seems like it'd be overkill. Either way, exciting news for downtown Meridian!!
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Originally Posted by TVurban
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