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Yet another debacle.
Replace the City Market with a large data center.
The City Market is a key part of the history and future of downtown – especially the east side of the mile square. It is incredibly unfortunate that the city has botched this so badly.
I don’t care how long it takes as long as they get it right. There are so many great markets in other cities like Philly, LA, Seattle as well as smaller ones like Columbus and Detroit. The timing is perfect to develop something similar
Wow, what a City embarrassment. The Market could have stayed open another two years. What a waste. I feel bad for the tenants that were forced to leave. Also no work has started on the Gold Building, its been three years since the project was announced. Again the City chooses local developers that can not get the financing.
It should have been ‘spark at the market’ the last few years, and not the ridiculous spat on the circle.
When this first opened in 1977 it became the busiest and most fun lunch place in town, then Union Sation stole the crowd, and the market never recovered. We’ll certainly see how long this new version will last.