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Old Posted Dec 19, 2014, 8:54 PM
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That Was Quick


From the linked DBJ article:


I'll Take It; A Win is a Win
That said, it reminds a bit of the big GE solar deal announcement from a few years ago that never came to fruition. But even if speculative, "nothing ventured, nothing gained."
I'm sure we all wish them great success.

bunt_q... You want nice TOD? The Plan for the Pena Boulevard Station looks decent to me.

per civitasinc.com
This article has a another rendering too

http://insiderealestatenews.com/2014/12/19/panasonic-lands-near-dia/


Hancock's plugs for his "Aerotropolis" pet project makes me chuckle

"This is without question the catalytic opportunity we've been waiting for," Hancock said, adding that it could jump start the regional "aerotropolis" concept for developing land around DIA.

"It marks a giant step forward for the Corridor of Opportunity between Downtown and DIA and for our growing aerotropolis,” Hancock said.
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