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Originally Posted by sentinel
Didn’t the developers themselves publicly say not that long ago something to the effect of “nah, it ain’t real, we were fuckin with y’all”?
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My understanding is that Lee Golub said as much at an event that a forum poster in attendance relayed here. Then, some time after that, CIM put out a request for bids, sparking hopes that it might be revived.
I suspect that the tippy-top of the condo market might be saturated relative to its size here – or those buyers want to be closer to Oak/Rush Street, gauging by the success of 9 W. Walton.
I'd like to see more mid-market high rise condo projects again, which haven't really been built in the last 15 years. Perhaps with financing challenges for apartment projects that will come back soon.