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Pachuco

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  1. Hmm let me see. Uptown is redoing the Dale for Food Health building and baker building, the entire Mott block, the First Street Lofts are finished, the Rowe Building and MTA Station renovation/constructions are ongoing, UM-Flint will break ground on a 21 million 300 bed student housing building, also in Spring the Land Bank will renovate the Durant Hotel for student housing and commercial use. The Berridege is being renovated for 20 market rate 90,000-120,000 condos and for two businesses, which is a five million dollar project. Hmm what else... :unsure: I think thats all for now, other than Hurley and the Land Bank are going to completely restore carriage-town and the fifth avenue corridor for Hurley employees and other people. Also the whole third avenue and river restoration project gaining speed.

  2. Downtown Flint is prepared to growNew business deal means new developments

    By Cathy Shafran

    FLINT (WJRT) - (09/10/06)--More good news for downtown Flint. There's word on a new business deal that will mean re-development on both sides of Saginaw Street.

    The announcement came during an anniversary event for the Genesee Regional Chamber of Commerce.

    Hundreds of business and community leaders gathered together at Whiting Auditorium to celebrate 100 years of business history of the Flint Area Chamber, now known as the Genesee Regional Chamber of commerce.

    While detailing it's history, leaders were also able to shed some light on the future of business growth in the area..

    Word was unveiled that the Mott Foundation, led by its president Bill White, was deeding all the buildings known as the Mott foundation block - just south of the Mott Foundation Building - to the Uptown Reinvestment Corporation for re-development.

    "I'm grateful that they're taking it because they have shown that they have the ability to do something with old buildings," said White.

    While not releasing complete details at the Chamber's Gala Centennial Celebration, Herman said development of the Mott Foundation block will mirror development on the west side of Saginaw. The old buildings south of the Mott Foundation building will turn into vital developments once again.

    "Over the next year we will start construction on the project of mixed use, retail, residential, office," he said.

    Herman says the go-ahead for the Mott Foundation block is coming now because the timing is right.

    The development is being backed by Michigan's governor, who made an appearance at the black tie event as well

    Details on what's planned for the Mott Foundation block are promised by the end of the year.

  3. Um, it dosn't matter, as long as it about flint, feel free to post here lol. I'm not to good at describing how to post pics, but do you have them uploaded on something like My Flickr? If so, just take the URL link from there, click the little icon of a tree when you want to post them and insert the URL link. I think atleast..

  4. To compete with Miller Road, Downtownn needs a couple of things. It needs to become Genesee County' Center for nightlife and dining spot. I would like to see a Jazz Club, a formal club sort of like Purple Moon, a Latin dance club and a rock/top 40 club. In dining, a Japanese restaurant, an Italian restaurant complete with a wine cellar, more lunch spots and cafes, Plus another BD's Mongolian.

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