Hornbeck said:
Well, you can bet, if I'm bidding on it, the cost to renovate it is going to be subtracted from whatever I might have wanted to bid.
I'm wondering if there haven't been any bids? Would seem like the city would want some kind of positive press (given recent events) if there were any.
I would not expect any in a dying mall for 100,000+ SF.. Investors normally need some assurances of positive cash flow.maddiedou said:Hornbeck said:
Well, you can bet, if I'm bidding on it, the cost to renovate it is going to be subtracted from whatever I might have wanted to bid.
I'm wondering if there haven't been any bids? Would seem like the city would want some kind of positive press (given recent events) if there were any.
From what I heard no bids were given after they looked
PS3D said:
In the Northgate thread, I suggested that it becomes the new Dillard's building (after extensive inside and outside renovations) with the existing Dillard's (the womens/kids one) becoming an indoor entertainment district, solving the Macy's question and the Northgate question at once.
It's a better idea than any we've heard from the city.maroon barchetta said:PS3D said:
In the Northgate thread, I suggested that it becomes the new Dillard's building (after extensive inside and outside renovations) with the existing Dillard's (the womens/kids one) becoming an indoor entertainment district, solving the Macy's question and the Northgate question at once.
This is Kramer, with the plan to renovate the rotating restaurant in NYC, that he doesn't own.
Uh huh. Tell that line to all the people in the Northgate project thread.maroon barchetta said:PS3D said:
In the Northgate thread, I suggested that it becomes the new Dillard's building (after extensive inside and outside renovations) with the existing Dillard's (the womens/kids one) becoming an indoor entertainment district, solving the Macy's question and the Northgate question at once.
This is Kramer, with the plan to renovate the rotating restaurant in NYC, that he doesn't own.
