Smoky Hollow Phases 1, 2, and 3

Make sure your eggs are well packaged before you are catapulted back!

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There is no gravity in SmoHo. Kane has it removed.

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You need to copyright SmoHo right now. And also make sure it catches on.

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I hereby grant you the rights to it.

Edit: But I keep CoOfSloOrNoGoNoVoFoSmoHo3-0ā€

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Nah man. Trebuchet is where its at. Much farther range.

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Jones and West was a red light district going back to the early days of the rail road. The Oyster Bar has been there a very long time in older, seedier buildings, and serving stuff besides actual seafood.

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Remember reading about the brothels on New Bern Avenue back in the 1890’s with John Stanhope Pullen having such a sterling reputation that nobody questioned his motives when he would be out evangelizing to the women working in those areas.

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Simple! Elevator to the top, zip down. Elevator to the top, zip down. Repeat.

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SmoHo.com is only $2,750.
I’ll go in with you on it. I’ll front you $100.

On, the jokes that I can make in response to this. I’ll refrain and let y’all use your imaginations.

If you took a digit off that price, I’d go in with you on it, but it’s too expensive. Kane would just find something similar and go around you anyway.

We could probably get ITBInsider to go in on this. They can’t get enough of SoJo (south of trader Joe’s, instead of midtown east)!

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I still think that he should have gone with SoJoNoCo (south of Trader Joe’s, north of Costco)

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All I see there is South Johnston, Not Coming because thats how I feel about it down there. But I digress.

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I’m curious about the design of phase I. Right now, it is shaping up to looking a lot like a Holiday Inn you would find in the suburbs. Then you have phase II, which looks similar to Stanhope on Hillsborough St. I like the look of Phase II way more because obviously it fits the industrial Smoky Hollow vibe… but Phase I, is just so… idk… I just wish Kane would have went more Industrial on phase I. They could have even done the entire thing in that dark brick… that would have been more industrial looking. With that cheap plastic siding and the white sections… meh.

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Perhaps more like this?


This is a new building in Miami’s Wynwood (warehoue) District.

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Great pics! Thank you!

And that last one, not THAT is what I call…Sweet! :lollipop::candy::chocolate_bar::custard::cake::birthday::cookie: Lol

I think the siding you’re talking about is metal btw.

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