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Originally Posted by mersar
This is a long range plan. There will be plenty of very slow moving planning work done, but don't expect to see anything actually changing in that area for 15-20 years, if the plan survives that long.
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Like the East Village, once it is actually developed it will undergo a more detailed master plan process. The existing plan will likely merely set the framework.
I'd expect that it will be years before this development gets going. And really, what's the rush. The East Village has two decades of build out, not to mention the Beltine and the rest of downtown before West Village really needs to get going. No need to canibalize the downtown residential market.
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