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Message: [QUOTE="OttoMets, post: 1776515, member: 716"] Nah, and it'd be politicially infeasible even if there were demand. But while there's some demand in the neighborhood, there's not enough to look there for developable space. Pioneer Homes is a pretty big development, is reasonably dense without being unmanageable, and it's not off-the-charts crime-wise (like some of the other projects the state and city have torn down). Also, in a small place like Syracuse, a couple blocks make a big difference. The development hot spot is going to be north of Jackson Street, right between the Hill and downtown. Even a couple blocks to the south and west, land won't have too much value for eds and meds uses. [/QUOTE]