Dilworth Projects (Kenilworth, Morehead, East)

[videtur quam contuor]

For someone who lives or works in/with/next to a structure with 7-12 levels of ramp parking such as this building above, how does that work? Are you satisfied with the function, security, convenience, access, speed  of entry and exit and any other relevant issues? How does it compare to walking some distance from a street level parking location, either currently or prior? What compromises, pro/con can you list?

[QCxpat]

Today 9:20 a.m.  - Radius Dilworth Overlook, 26 stories, height: 345 ft./105.1 m.

 

Edited April 9 by QCxpat

[DJ8hep]

Things are happening at the Southern Land site! Also happened to be walking by it during the partial eclipse 

[kermit]

23 minutes ago, DJ8hep said:

There is a 65% chance that sign ends up in my backyard.

[there is a 10% chance this will lead to my divorce]

[tozmervo]

22 minutes ago, kermit said:

There is a 65% chance that sign ends up in my backyard.

[there is a 10% chance this will lead to my divorce]

I may know where the "Ascot Inn" heart tub sign ended up when it was sitting atop that building's rubble...

[KJHburg]

anyone know when the historical Leeper store will be moved?  

[QCxpat]

Today 10:30 a.m.  -  The Campbell, 12-story apt. building in Dilworth

Edited April 14 by QCxpat

[DJ8hep]

More demolition today!

[atlrvr]

Akridge has begun marketing the retail space on South Blvd (between Caldwell and Cleveland) for lease....assuming that means they've hit pause on the 30+ story tower there.

[CLT Development]

1 hour ago, atlrvr said:

Akridge has begun marketing the retail space on South Blvd (between Caldwell and Cleveland) for lease....assuming that means they've hit pause on the 30+ story tower there.

Oh yea, they paused that one probably 6 months ago.

[j-man]

[DJ8hep]

Another small construction project off of East Boulevard!

[KJHburg]

I think that is an office building that looks like a house from what I remember.  

[videtur quam contuor]

429 East, the blue clapboard house on the right as seen from the street, was a rooming house in the 70's. It was later the offices for a local publishing company. Then sold to a salon owner for beauty services. The lot now under development was parking for the house and employees and clients. The access is a common (shared) alley/drive that is from Lyndhurst. Unless there is approval for curb cut from East, which I doubt, that Lyndhurst access will become more active. The same is true for the next few blocks on East where alleys provide access to the rear of the cross street properties which border East as well as the East facing properties.

Permit site says an office building and this is in Historic District so almost certainly a wood frame building the size of the adjoining structure and with similar features for street facing appearance.

[KJHburg]

9 hours ago, videtur quam contuor said:

429 East, the blue clapboard house on the right as seen from the street, was a rooming house in the 70's. It was later the offices for a local publishing company. Then sold to a salon owner for beauty services. The lot now under development was parking for the house and employees and clients. The access is a common (shared) alley/drive that is from Lyndhurst. Unless there is approval for curb cut from East, which I doubt, that Lyndhurst access will become more active. The same is true for the next few blocks on East where alleys provide access to the rear of the cross street properties which border East as well as the East facing properties.

Permit site says an office building and this is in Historic District so almost certainly a wood frame building the size of the adjoining structure and with similar features for street facing appearance.

I thought I saw an office building that was wood-framed and almost looked like a house.  

[DJ8hep]

On 4/23/2024 at 7:08 PM, KJHburg said:

I thought I saw an office building that was wood-framed and almost looked like a house.  

I’ll definitely keep my eye on it as I do my lunch walk rounds.
 

Speaking of rounds, I took a walk by radius today!

[KJHburg]

Walked by the 3 projects along E Morehead.  Stopped in at the Hanover Dilworth tower.  Their apartments are from $2200 to over $9000 for a townhome facing Morehead.  But their lobby was really nice already have some people living there but the upper floors and amenities are not yet open she told me.  The seniors apartments next door are complete too and they have a huge dining facility for residents on the ground floor.  They are 22% leased according to the Biz Journal and quite expensive as meals and valet parking are included.  

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Edited 7 hours ago by KJHburg