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[JFW657]

9 minutes ago, codypet said:

That's exactly that the for lease sign says.  Lease for restaurant space.  I think someone on here might be right about it being decently suited for residential.  Gutting it and turning it into lofts.

That would be a good fit for that building, but with no attached parking it might be a hard sell.  

It might be more attractive as office rental space if they gutted all the interior walls, creating an open floor plan.  

[jack]

1 hour ago, codypet said:

That's exactly that the for lease sign says.  Lease for restaurant space.  I think someone on here might be right about it being decently suited for residential.  Gutting it and turning it into lofts.

The floor to ceilings are not good and the lack of parking is a real problem. But it is a cool looking building on the outside. 

[codypet]

4 hours ago, JFW657 said:

That would be a good fit for that building, but with no attached parking it might be a hard sell.  

It might be more attractive as office rental space if they gutted all the interior walls, creating an open floor plan.  

Since the City has been waving parking requirements and one could argue leasing space in the Central and RR garage is underutilized, it might be possible.  The issue comes with the lack of an adequate loading dock for trash pickup and other deliveries.

[codypet]

On 12/7/2022 at 10:25 AM, JFW657 said:

Then and now of above picture.....

 

Looks like the original Publix building (with added on section) is still there. 

So it just dawned on me that the replacement for this Publix (Skyview next door is gone).  I knew it closed, but I assumed they had a new location opening up nearby, but no.  It unceremoniously closed.  The former Goodings/Winn Dixie up the road closed a few years back.   So other than a Spanish grocery and a few Aldi's there's no large format Supermarket there for miles.  That's crazy.