389 North (AKA Zoi House) | 41-Story Mixed-Use [Proposed]

[Jernigan]

Nvm 

 

Edited April 13, 2021 by Jernigan

[Uncommon]

59 minutes ago, Jernigan said:

Nvm 

 

[Jernigan]

9 hours ago, Uncommon said:

Bro I searched MPL2020-10001 through 10040 before realizing I was looking at last years permits.  This project was the only that clued me In 

[Uncommon]

6 hours ago, Jernigan said:

Bro I searched MPL2020-10001 through 10040 before realizing I was looking at last years permits.  This project was the only that clued me In 

I just got excited when I saw this thread had a comment. I thought there might be an update it something lol I guess this is dead, sadly.

[dcluley98]

My understanding is that the owners asked GCs for pro-forma estimates to try to secure financing.  I would say it's not going anywhere for a while. 

[JFW657]

Save the tree.

[Gtothree2748]

On 4/14/2021 at 9:17 AM, JFW657 said:

Save the tree.

 

[VWguy97]

23 minutes ago, Gtothree2748 said:

 

Is the tree gone??

[Uncommon]

Damn. Is there even anything currently proposed for the property? As far as I know, Zoi House is dead

[prahaboheme]

Yes sir — tree is gone.

Did the owner get worried that there was a campaign to save the tree that would impact the resale value of the property? 

Edited October 1, 2021 by prahaboheme

[spenser1058]

37 minutes ago, prahaboheme said:

Yes sir — tree is gone.

Did the owner get worried that there was a campaign to save the tree that would impact the resale value of the property? 

Welcome to Orlando, where the developers rule. What’s even worse is  the hypocrisy of supposedly being a “Tree City, USA” community. 

Edited October 1, 2021 by spenser1058

[prahaboheme]

2 minutes ago, spenser1058 said:

Welcome to Orlando, where the developers rule.

Let’s see how our “Save the Tree” friends feel about this who seemingly think that private developers have the right to bulldoze down anything.

[FLheat]

6 minutes ago, spenser1058 said:

Welcome to Orlando, where the developers rule. What’s even worse is  the hypocrisy of supposedly being a “Tree City, USA” community. 

Well they have to get a permit to have the tree removed, who signed off on that?  I know 3 years ago it took an act of congress for me to cut down 3 hurricane damaged trees.

[spenser1058]

2 minutes ago, FLheat said:

Well they have to get a permit to have the tree removed, who signed off on that?  I know 3 years ago it took an act of congress for me to cut down 3 hurricane damaged trees.

If you’re a developer, they just look the other way in Bulldozer Buddy’s Orlando. 

[JFW657]

1 hour ago, prahaboheme said:

Let’s see how our “Save the Tree” friends feel about this who seemingly think that private developers have the right to bulldoze down anything.

Private developers DO have the right to bulldoze anything on their property that isn't protected by local ordinance, including worthless old rat-infested, derelict buildings and beautiful old oak trees.

Some people will applaud the demolition of one while being saddened by the demolition of the other, and vice versa with other people.

Doesn't mean squat in terms of legal rights though.

The owner of that parcel had as much right to cut down that tree as the owners of the Jaymont block had to raze those junky old eyesore and public safety hazard buildings. 

It is what it is. 

2 hours ago, prahaboheme said:

Yes sir — tree is gone.

Did the owner get worried that there was a campaign to save the tree that would impact the resale value of the property? 

You sound positively giddy about it. 

Congratulations.  

[prahaboheme]

2 hours ago, JFW657 said:

Private developers DO have the right to bulldoze anything on their property that isn't protected by local ordinance, including worthless old rat-infested, derelict buildings and beautiful old oak trees.

Some people will applaud the demolition of one while being saddened by the demolition of the other, and vice versa with other people.

Doesn't mean squat in terms of legal rights though.

The owner of that parcel had as much right to cut down that tree as the owners of the Jaymont block had to raze those junky old eyesore and public safety hazard buildings. 

It is what it is. 

You sound positively giddy about it. 

Congratulations.  

How I sound to you doesn’t matter.

What matters is that your tree and my Art Deco building are history.

Welcome to the club.

Edited October 2, 2021 by prahaboheme

[JFW657]

23 minutes ago, prahaboheme said:

How I sound to you doesn’t matter.

What matters is that your tree and my Art Deco building are history.

Welcome to the club.

I'll get over it.

You...? 

[prahaboheme]

28 minutes ago, JFW657 said:

I'll get over it.

You...? 

I’m over your tree.

Sad for you though. 

[Tim3167]

Ah, the Internet. 

[JFW657]

2 hours ago, prahaboheme said:

I’m over your tree.

Sad for you though. 

Not worth my time. 

[Uncommon]

7 hours ago, prahaboheme said:

I’m over your tree.

Sad for you though. 

Your little side jabs and this snarky, easily-offended, overly sensitive act are growing tiresome.

[dcluley98]

[IAmFloridaBorn]

I'm confused. Is the tree there or no? Lol

[Tim3167]

Well I drove by today and it’s gone in its original form. Now all that’s left are parts of the trunk in pieces on the ground it looked like.

[spenser1058]

6 hours ago, dcluley98 said:

Now not only is he Bulldozer Buddy, now he’s Buzzsaw Buddy. Think about The Senator in Seminole County when it was destroyed by a drug addict. In this case, as has often been the case with Buddy and his Buddies, not a peep out of City Hall as several hundred years of history were leveled.

As usual, Hizzoner and his Real Estate Industrial Complex apologists say they had nothing to do with it and who cares anyway. It was just in the way of making money. Welcome to Orlando, The City Heartless.

Edited October 2, 2021 by spenser1058