Not a chance unless you have 10 million bucks to loan Opus!
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Not a chance unless you have 10 million bucks to loan Opus!
JohnWhen they built Pillsbury Center back in 1980 , the taller tower was originally going to be 36 stories, but they added 4 more after it was well along in construction. Depends on whether the base can support it. As far as Nic on 5th, I suspect it was downsized to 26 stories because they couldn't get the financing to build 6 additional stories. But I'm thinking the base probably can support 33 stories. It looks exactly the same as the original taller proposal.My gut would say it would be (nearly) impossible. I'm assuming egress, systems, parking, etc are equal to what's necessary for the existing plan with little or no buffer to eat into.
SHHHHH! Don't tell anyoneJohnWhen they built Pillsbury Center back in 1980 , the taller tower was originally going to be 36 stories, but they added 4 more after it was well along in construction. Depends on whether the base can support it. As far as Nic on 5th, I suspect it was downsized to 26 stories because they couldn't get the financing to build 6 additional stories. But I'm thinking the base probably can support 33 stories. It looks exactly the same as the original taller proposal.My gut would say it would be (nearly) impossible. I'm assuming egress, systems, parking, etc are equal to what's necessary for the existing plan with little or no buffer to eat into.
you and I both know it should be at least 40.
I don't think any of Magellan's Lakeshore East Projects have had one, so I'm guessing no based on that.Does anyone know if they ever set up a webcam for this project or if they are planning on doing so?
Sounds like the opening scene of a "To Catch A Predator" episode...When I talked to Brian Gordon (Project Manager) a few months back, Magellan wanted to have a webcam on the nearby school. I'm sure the school district would've had to approve it. Perhaps, they're going to wait till spring to install it, if it was approved. Otherwise, I'm sure they'll try to find another location for a webcam. Magellan did intend on having a webcam for the project.
So maybe $2,000/mo for a 750 SF 1BR apartment on the top floor facing downtown......yikes!!!I'd guess rents would probably be within the range of $2.10 psf to $2.60 psf ( or higher). Higher floors will certainly command higher rents. While the downtown view will be awesome once you get above the Hyatt, the south and west views will also be nice, due to the church spires alongHennepin, Loring Park, and sunny southern exposure.
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