@OakCityDylan so have you heard any addition information? If this is true… then that is very exciting. But I don’t want to get my hopes up. Also I guess it depends on what they put in there.
Ideally I would love to see a beautiful, high-end, boutique hotel… with a Crawford and/or Christensen restaurant at the bottom of it. Oh, and a nice cafe for coffee 
Word of mouth. I’m not going to get my hopes up until I see something concrete.
A project there that wiped out that post-grad frat scene would be a game changer for Glenwood South’s personality.
That said, I am not interested in every parcel along Glenwood South being maximized because I think that variety brings charm to the neighborhood.
“Lady Luck” reported to be opening March 2020 looks like it could be a nice addition to Glenwood South. 
Instagram profile if you’re interested. No posts yet.
https://instagram.com/ladylucknc?igshid=e1rkj1aacows
Also, where is this space??
It’s the space at the bottom of 222 Glenwood on the corner of Lane St. (across from Tim Roof).
The location hasn’t had the most success in the past, so lets hope they can activate that corner more. The other corner (Tin roof) has been an immediate success, for better or for worse.
Looks way better and more interesting than what has been in there. Hopefully its successful.
Ah, most recently Saigon (actually liked that joint) and then an Indian flavor restaurant. Gotcha and thanks!
222 is a perfect example of why design matters. There’s practically nothing engaging at the sidewalk experience level in the base building, especially at that corner. Those pathetic “do nothing” awnings only mask the lack of place making there.
Agreed. My gut reaction was “ugh.” I’ve seen ugly or unappealing places do ok, but it is always a struggle. Design does indeed matter.
And I really hope they take out that horrible ATM. It is soooo bright!
Anyone have any idea what’s going on at the prior Black Flower on Peace St. Behind Mo Joes? Black Flower is closed and there seems to be activity.
They seemed to be gutting it a few weeks ago when I walked by. I was curious too, but forgot about it
Dan Lovenheim owns both the former Black Flower and the adjacent Flash House. I expect he will combine the places similar to what he did with Cornerstone.
Could that be related to the parcel between beer garden and mo joes? (Adjacent to black flower property) It also has his construction company signage on
Yes. Dan also owns the former Feel Goodz building/lot, so I believe he may be combining all three spaces.
Looking at these parcels from the back, I think you are right.
Maybe he moves his Cornerstone empire over there and sells of the Glenwood land for redevelopment? One can dream.
Not to worry. The noise will be contained by the beer garden noise. All good. Nothing to see here! 
