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Old Posted Feb 25, 2009, 2:11 PM
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I was passing by yesterday and I really want to move here, I just can not afford it right now... at all! :-(
Maybe you can get one of those storage units; fix it up a little
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People have moved into Vistana


(Courtesy Ed Cross)

From Downtown Blog:

The Sterling Bank is almost finished out too. I'm going to be downtown tomorrow taking pictures of it, hopefully the weather cooperates. The facade looks different in the main corner around the garage, it isn't as noticeable as it once was. Hopefully I can also catch a night shot to see what the lighting is like.
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So is all the exterior completed on the building?
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Many Pics of the Vistana

The Vistana

















all photos taken by me
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^Thanks for that. So I guess it is, except part of the crown. It looks good. I'm excited to go see it this summer.
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And as you can see in this pic (posted by J.Dskyhigh) it already is getting glass put up only two days after I took my pics. The commerce st. garage wall is also missing the metal panels but other than that, it looks done.

There are some pics of the inside posted on the DowntownBlog.
This is the lobby.

and here is a view to the East.
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great pictures. I just love this building!!
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Wow!

wow!!

Build some more, Build some more, Build some more, more, more and some more!!!

Very Vintage...I love it!

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Vistana Crown
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Old Posted May 5, 2009, 4:16 AM
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Is the crown going to be lit up
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Old Posted May 5, 2009, 7:12 AM
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Took this today, love this view.

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Best addition to SA in years. More like that.
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If SA could eat up most of the remaining downtown surface parking with this type of residential, it wouldn't really matter how tall (or short) the rest of the skyline is, we'd have ourselves a mini-Paris.
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I totally agree. I want more things like this downtown, it adds character. Plus, it's amazingly gorgeous.
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If SA could eat up most of the remaining downtown surface parking with this type of residential, it wouldn't really matter how tall (or short) the rest of the skyline is, we'd have ourselves a mini-Paris.
I was thinking the exact same thing!

If the Piazza San Lorenzo gets built, it would be like icing on the cake.
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Ed Cross said in this week's biz journal that Vistana is now 64% leased in "the softest apartment market in history".

That is 158 leased units.

Nice...
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Ed Cross said in this week's biz journal that Vistana is now 64% leased in "the softest apartment market in history".

That is 158 leased units.

Nice...
Really nice. 200 or so residents plus? Not too bad.

I saw that the IHOP Cafe is going to be on the Houston St. side of Vistana. Good for Houston St.
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Really nice. 200 or so residents plus? Not too bad.

I saw that the IHOP Cafe is going to be on the Houston St. side of Vistana. Good for Houston St.
now if we could just get Alteza opened, we would bookend downtown with an extra 500 residents or so (300 Vistana, 200 Alteza) and that doesn't even count the potential from the units at Vidorra, which might add another 150 folks to the fray.
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Not huge news, mostly an update, but Subway is leasing space in Vistana, suite 128. Its the corner by the entrance facing Santa Rosa. It still allows over 13K contiguous sq. ft for another larger tenant (if necessary.)



I think this is a good sign for our local economy; I'm beginning to see small retail pop up at different centers. The Ridge (1604/Lockhill) is almost 100%, Alon Town Center has gained a couple more tenants in the past couple of months and has a few "coming soon" signs, Quarry Village has Urban Taco coming soon and has added a few others since S&H left. It shouldn't be long before we see some more things pop up around DT.
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