Demolition crews will begin letting air out of the RCA Dome as early as next spring. Deflating and removing the Dome's
fabric roof is the first step of a five-month demolition process, which officials explained today at a meeting of the Indiana
Stadium and Convention Building Authority. Crews will use traditional demolition methods, such as wrecking balls and bulldozers,
to slowly raze the structure starting at the north end. Before demolition ends, other crews will begin work on a $275-million
expansion of the Indiana Convention Center. The project requires the removal of about 250,000 tons of debris. The convention
center expansion should open by Fall 2010.
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Welcome to Property Lines, Indy's source for neighborhood real estate news. Your host is Scott Olson, IBJ's real estate beat
reporter. Edited by Cory Schouten.
Demolition crews will begin letting air out of the RCA Dome as early as next spring. Deflating and removing the Dome's
fabric roof is the first step of a five-month demolition process, which officials explained today at a meeting of the Indiana
Stadium and Convention Building Authority. Crews will use traditional demolition methods, such as wrecking balls and bulldozers,
to slowly raze the structure starting at the north end. Before demolition ends, other crews will begin work on a $275-million
expansion of the Indiana Convention Center. The project requires the removal of about 250,000 tons of debris. The convention
center expansion should open by Fall 2010.
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It's also across the street from Fogo de Chao and Morton's....
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Yep, the haters are trying to make good news bad. I guess it is hard to get people to believe the series is dying when they are gaining new sponsors.
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David Copperfield! I remember watching his specials on TV when I was little.
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Don't forget this is next to an MMA gym, a pawn shop, and some abandoned spaces.
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Good project for Zionsville - A group who has owned the property for many years has waited and worked patiently to bring highest and best use development to a major corridor, and mix that in with the great downtown you have. Win Win. All the Best to Pittman Partners and Zionsville.
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According to The Business Press :
A Corona motor oil company has decided to remain in town rather than move its headquarters to Indiana.
It doesn't look like it's in the plans right now, said Robert E. Patison, executive vice president for Lucas Oil Products Inc. It's not out of the question, but it's not happening at this time.
10:43 AM PDT on Monday, October 1, 2007
By DARLA MARTIN TUCKER
dtucker@ thebizpress.com
I'm worried about the loss of noise with the top down.