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Old Posted Oct 2, 2024, 3:04 AM
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I see Icon just posted a Job ad for a Site Supervisor. Curious if that will be for this project?
Could very well be.

I am quite optimistic that both St. Bernard Place and the Infinity Tower will get underway next year. I also think that once the rubber stamp is given that the Gateway Towers will start next year too (later this year if you include site prep).

I am somewhat more sanguine about the Downing/Ashford project however. Maybe we'll see renderings next year, but shovels will not appear in the ground before 2026 (at the earliest). There are two principle reasons for this; (1) necessary infrastructure needs to be completed first, and, (2) there is a governmental component to the project (city market, convention space and possibly an art gallery). Anytime a project is beholding on governmental funding and participation, it doubles the time frame required for completion.
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