seems ready to go just need the apartment tower to start above it.
Gonna look like this for a while…
Specific to Hoffman, I saw that a couple members of their development team have left in the last couple of months. Similar to what happened with Fallon when they opened a Raleigh office, built a tower, and then the markets stalled, constraining their ability to develop the site next door to 301 Hillsborough.
The difference is that Hoffman still has two large-scale projects underway. In addition to the Union West development, it will be interesting to see how Seaboard continues to evolve over the next 6-12 months as well.
This looks so…awkward. Knowing what’s supposed to go there it just looks like a poorly executed budget overrun project. I realize what the actual situation is, but just looking at the pics, it’s odd at best.
That poor lonely brick wall…
LOVELY.
We get to view this for what…the next 5-8-ish years?
It sounds like the developer is rethinking the affordable unit aspect and see if that can be accomplished another way. It may not be as far off as 5-8 years.
The facade of empty promises.
Really going to be stuck with this view for years + Moore sq bus station 2.0.
It is starting to remind me of a World War Monument…
Is it possible to pull the plug on this and start over with a fresh idea? #RusBust