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more multi-unit housing downtown is always a good thing. keep it coming.
Love to see multifamily housing, signs of a growing city, and meeting the demand for more housing downtown.
Awesome!
None of the existing buildings along Washington are being demolished, right?
Actually, an older apartment building on the east end of the property is being demolished.
with historic vacancy rates across CDB multi-family properties – I hope this does well but pretty risky bet in the short-run
Huh? Occupancy from 2019-2020 is up 2.6% and hanging in the mid-90% range, even with the pandemic and new units that have come online.
There’s also a variance for a curb cut along the street where the mixed-use zoning district requires it to be from the alley, if available, which it is. Additionally, there is a variance to allow the proposed curb cut on Market Street to be 30′ wide, where the maximum width allowable is 24′.
Here is a link to the staff report, where the City recommends approval of said curb cut so long as the developer builds a pedestrian refuge area between the entering and exiting sides of the driveway:
https://citybase-cms-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/0786707f6a5045489da76d1e6b763c8e.pdf
Thanks for the link!