Posted May 22, 2018, 9:28 PM
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Looking at that plan, it's a little weird how the smallest tower ended up with the largest (consolidated) podium retail space.
But then again, I suppose not too surprising given that SaveOn (now PriceSmart) was an integral anchor tenant of the original Station Square.
And yeah, I'd be curious to know if they'd really go ahead with knocking down the Holiday Inn to replace it with a taller highrise given the disruption it would cause to the retail tenants below (and adjacent) who only just moved in not that long ago.
Admittedly as is, the Holiday Inn is a terrible waste of development space, considering what they could replace it with in that specific (and plum) location.
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