Basically sponsored developer content pushed by "public" radio from a promo blogger pushing now pushing for more tax breaks to a broader cross section of KCMO. Checkit:
Ambitious Plan Proposed To Revive Kansas City's Historic Business District On Troost
A stretch of buildings in the heart of the historic Troost commercial district would be transformed into offices, retail space and a museum, under a plan being pursued by development group that includes civic leader E. Frank Ellis.
That is a great building and it sounds like an interesting project if they can pull it off....
ReplyDeleteCan we name it "18th & Vine II"?
ReplyDelete^^No. We can't. Because that would be dumb . Really dumb. Do better.
ReplyDelete^^^ How about "Useless Ghetto Moneypit Part Two", like that more?
ReplyDelete^^How about "Geezers are Worthless Way"
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Delete^^^Really bad, even for you. Try harder.
ReplyDeleteIt definitely won't work until the hoodrats are driven out and that part of town is gentrified.
ReplyDeleteWould be nice to have troost have reputable business again but we're a long way from that actually happening
ReplyDeleteWon’t work because white people wont go there
ReplyDeleteHey let's remodel a chunk of Mogadishu at enormous cost you guys!
ReplyDelete"Martin Luther Korruption Plaza"?
ReplyDeleteI'm not going there.
ReplyDeleteI don't want to be robbed, murdered or even just hassled.
KCMO’s sewer system is bad enough without flushing millions of dollars down the toilet on another east side, feel-good folly.
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ReplyDeleteThey have been working on Troost for several years now and the buildings are sitting empty some even falling into disrepair already! This is a failed project even before it got off of the ground. Same thing will happen to the Troost and Armour project when they start it this month, all it will do is cause parking problems and cause the Central Hyde Park homes to lose value! But it's all about money not about the city betterment.
Lot of people need to grow some balls in this town.
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