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Old Posted Aug 6, 2017, 3:36 AM
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Sounds like this project is dead!
I'm very curious as to why the developers are using crowd funding. I suspect they had trouble getting traditional financing. But I wouldn't give up on this one yet because we had a big project in Austin (Block 87) that was actually advertising on Craig's List. That would be a step down IMO from crowd funding, and that one is now moving forward.
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It reached 100% of it's goal of $2.29M.

https://www.equityroots.com/Campaign...aspx?campid=22
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Old Posted Sep 2, 2017, 6:29 AM
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It reached 100% of it's goal of $2.29M.

https://www.equityroots.com/Campaign...aspx?campid=22
That's pretty cool. I hope we get some news about a groundbreaking in the near future.
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[IMG]Main Plaza by Raul Medina III, on Flickr[/IMG]

Starting to get my before shots, so we can have Before and After in a few years for this location.
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[IMG]Main Plaza by Raul Medina III, on Flickr[/IMG]

Starting to get my before shots, so we can have Before and After in a few years for this location.
Beautiful pic!!!
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Starting to get my before shots, so we can have Before and After in a few years for this location.
You should get a wider shot that includes Frost Tower. Hell, you should just get a couple hundreds shots from every conceivable angle of everything in and around downtown SA.
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Is there any development on this project? When might it start or have its groundbreaking? Thanks in advance.
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Is there any development on this project? When might it start or have its groundbreaking? Thanks in advance.
100 N. Main hotel and office tower

What is it: A roughly $45 million tower on Main Plaza with 45,000 square feet of office space and 184 rooms from the boutique Cambria hotel brand.

Original plans: Local hotel development group REM Hospitality said they wanted to break ground in December of last year.

Current status: The developers now hope to start construction around April, said Anand Bhakta, one of the partners in REM. But the groundbreaking could end up later because they are working with the city to make sure the construction doesn’t interfere with festivities for San Antonio’s tricentennial, he said.

The project made it through the city’s historic approval process, but it is awaiting a signature from Mayor Ron Nirenberg to qualify for the federal government’s EB5 program, which allows foreigners to invest at least $500,000 in a development in order to get a green card, Bhakta said. Nirenberg needs to certify that the project is in an area with high unemployment for it to qualify.
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100 N. Main hotel and office tower

What is it: A roughly $45 million tower on Main Plaza with 45,000 square feet of office space and 184 rooms from the boutique Cambria hotel brand.

Original plans: Local hotel development group REM Hospitality said they wanted to break ground in December of last year.

Current status: The developers now hope to start construction around April, said Anand Bhakta, one of the partners in REM. But the groundbreaking could end up later because they are working with the city to make sure the construction doesn’t interfere with festivities for San Antonio’s tricentennial, he said.

The project made it through the city’s historic approval process, but it is awaiting a signature from Mayor Ron Nirenberg to qualify for the federal government’s EB5 program, which allows foreigners to invest at least $500,000 in a development in order to get a green card, Bhakta said. Nirenberg needs to certify that the project is in an area with high unemployment for it to qualify.
Thank you! I look forward to April, which should also be around the time the JMJ Tower starts construction.
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So, I remember reading the groundbreaking would be in April of this year. And it looks like this building, which is beautiful, especial in juxtaposition to the Riverview Towers, will be taller than what has been stated in articles before.

I say this because the website http://cambriasa.com) speaks of a "rooftop bar at 250 feet high". This is really exciting. Can't wait!
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So, I remember reading the groundbreaking would be in April of this year. And it looks like this building, which is beautiful, especial in juxtaposition to the Riverview Towers, will be taller than what has been stated in articles before.

I say this because the website http://cambriasa.com) speaks of a "rooftop bar at 250 feet high". This is really exciting. Can't wait!
I hope it's indeed taller than previously reported, maybe they added floors? It always irked me that it was designedly to be the exact same height as the building immediately next to it... to me that just hits the eye wrong.
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Give it a spire That's great though....I wonder if there's been much of a redesign
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I hope it's indeed taller than previously reported, maybe they added floors? It always irked me that it was designedly to be the exact same height as the building immediately next to it... to me that just hits the eye wrong.
I know what you mean but it never bothered me. I think the red and white next to each other at the same height looks kinda nice.
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I know what you mean but it never bothered me. I think the red and white next to each other at the same height looks kinda nice.
Hmm. Yeah I can see that. Maybe some kind of crown or spire like the above poster mentioned would be nice...just to have a slight height difference. Either way the infill/density will be a huge improvement.
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I would hope for more height too. I think I remember a roof top restaurant being proposed. I think if both building are the same height the roof top restaurant would be looking at all the mechanical systems on top of the neighboring building.
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Here is the site plan with elevations.

236 feet to sloped roof and mechanical penthouse

231 feet to main roof parapet

218 feet 6 inches to the 18th floor

The elevations also show the outdoor patio on the 18th floor, and it shows a DJ booth, and bar.
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Breaking ground in March 2019

According to an article today on mysanantonio.com under the title 10 Major Projects Changing the SA Skyline, this project is expected to break ground in March.

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According to an article today on mysanantonio.com under the title 10 Major Projects Changing the SA Skyline, this project is expected to break ground in March.

Happy Holidays to all!
It's really easy to link an article, you should try it sometime

He's probably talking about this article:
https://www.expressnews.com/business...m_campaign=123
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It's really easy to link an article, you should try it sometime

He's probably talking about this article:
https://www.expressnews.com/business...m_campaign=123

Thank you for posting, Spoiler!!
I'll let you all do the linking!!

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Thank you for posting, Spoiler!!
I'll let you all do the linking!!

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That was old information. They were referring to March 2018. They wanted to do it prior to Fiesta - it never happened.
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