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There are quite a few empty storefronts in the Armory area these days, I wonder if the property owners are asking a bit too much in rent trying to capitalize on one of the actual successful areas. There are also a couple of places that have been under construction for what seems like a year to this point with no outward sign of being complete. I'm less plugged into the Armory area development, but there's a few quiet spots. Empire will be another.
 
There are quite a few empty storefronts in the Armory area these days, I wonder if the property owners are asking a bit too much in rent trying to capitalize on one of the actual successful areas. There are also a couple of places that have been under construction for what seems like a year to this point with no outward sign of being complete. I'm less plugged into the Armory area development, but there's a few quiet spots. Empire will be another.
This is exactly the problem in DC and NYC and other high rent areas. Land lords raise rent, force out small businesses and either chains move in or there are empty storefronts.
 
The NIMBY's have the torches and pitchforks ready to squash any new development. They don't want to lose the golf course but feel sorry for the owners that have been trying to sell it for a decade now. As long as the NIMBY's get to keep their status quo everyone else can take a hike.

 
The NIMBY's have the torches and pitchforks ready to squash any new development. They don't want to lose the golf course but feel sorry for the owners that have been trying to sell it for a decade now. As long as the NIMBY's get to keep their status quo everyone else can take a hike.

Why don't politicians work to bring more jobs to the area?

Well, not this area.

And not those jobs.
 
The NIMBY's have the torches and pitchforks ready to squash any new development. They don't want to lose the golf course but feel sorry for the owners that have been trying to sell it for a decade now. As long as the NIMBY's get to keep their status quo everyone else can take a hike.


It's maddening. Hopefully the town board is able to see the bigger picture.
 
I give it four months. But I'd like to grab some pernil before this business's inevitable demise.

Every restaurant since Sparkytown in that storefront has a) had really great food and b) been run in an amateurish way. It's too bad.
I hope you're wrong, seems like the guy has a lot invested already. He's got a sugar cane press, I wonder if he's got decent cuban coffee
 
I hope you're wrong, seems like the guy has a lot invested already. He's got a sugar cane press, I wonder if he's got decent cuban coffee

I hope so too. That he doesn't yet have a web presence makes me even more skeptical, though. In that location, with that cuisine, I think a huge chunk of his revenue needs to come through Grubhub. And beyond that part of the customer base, a decent number of prospective dine-in or take-out patrons won't try a place without first checking out a menu online.
 
damn, this is big news dropping tonight


"What's a golf course today could be a distribution center tomorrow.

Industrial development leaders decided Thursday to move ahead with the $280 million project which is expected to create a thousand jobs. It wasn't all about money most of the conversation focused on the project's environmental impact.

"You go over every little thing, I mean to the extent of like natural habitats for bats, even though there's no bats on the golf course," said Ocida Chairmen Pat Hogan.

Bats, water, sewage and noise are just a few of the factors reviewed. But the biggest concern has been the traffic.

The Principal of Trammell Crow developments George Laigaie says they've done their best to remedy complaints concerning traffic."
 
damn, this is big news dropping tonight


"What's a golf course today could be a distribution center tomorrow.

Industrial development leaders decided Thursday to move ahead with the $280 million project which is expected to create a thousand jobs. It wasn't all about money most of the conversation focused on the project's environmental impact.

"You go over every little thing, I mean to the extent of like natural habitats for bats, even though there's no bats on the golf course," said Ocida Chairmen Pat Hogan.

Bats, water, sewage and noise are just a few of the factors reviewed. But the biggest concern has been the traffic.

The Principal of Trammell Crow developments George Laigaie says they've done their best to remedy complaints concerning traffic."
Trammell ain't dlucking around

They have serious money on the line to get this thing approved and moved by deadlines
 
Me too, it was his hard work that opened to the door to Microsoft. So far he's stayed out of the fray and worked to move the city forward.
Between this, salt city market and the agreement with JPM.. hes really done a lot for a depressed southern half of downtown already
 
A couple blocks away from that, La Patria just reopened. Little more elevated concept, but I see they've got pernil on the menu as well.
first I've heard of it, sadly it's closed on Monday's and Tuesday's but will keep this one on the back burner
 
I like it! Trussle bridge! My least favorite type of bridge, but why not. I can see people driving from miles around to see it and experience it.

Listen, I can fix Syracuse in four easy steps:

One, put the Erie Canal back in - then rebrand as the Amsterdam of Upstate, add more canals later. Stop referring to Syracuse as the "Salt City" and distance yourselves from salt potatoes...nobody likes salt. The tide has turned...diabetes.
Two, light rail! Also, build a wall and keep out the suburban people that hate the environment and make us waste all that money on needless infrastructure to support their awful wasteful lifestyles.
Three, purge.
Four, do that community grid thing, and build more fountains. People like fountains.

Profit.
 

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