yes, but we're talking here about the average person who complains about parking costs. If they walked a few blocks the lots close to the stadium would be half empty and the price would drop for those who can't walk.
It's possible to actually do interesting architecture. With a prominent position on the river, it would have been nice to have something with a little imagination instead of something that would look right at home in Troy or Southfield.
I think that all glass architecture or glass, steel, and concrete would be perfect on the riverfront. However, if I had my way I would rather that the riverfront be unmolested with highrises and be developed as a scenic drive. There are points along Jefferson that you could see the river
You do know it's possible to get out of your car and walk right?I think that all glass architecture or glass, steel, and concrete would be perfect on the riverfront. However, if I had my way I would rather that the riverfront be unmolested with highrises and be developed as a scenic drive. There are points along Jefferson that you could see the river
The riverwalk is several miles long of uninterrupted walking paths.
Don't have a Crain's sub. but both the cost of the hotel and the amount of tax credits sound high for this project.
https://www.crainsdetroit.com/real-e...90m-incentives
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