Orleans Landing, Those condos on the riverfront by globe building, break ground soon

[corktownyuppie]

It's not about naysaying. I've posted many things like this with high hopes, only to have those hopes dashed, like the expansion on top of the Book Caddy which was supposed to happen five years ago, or Papa Joe's going into the First National Building. So, I've learned to take these articles with cautious optimism. I'll believe it when the shovels go in the ground, because that's the way things go around here.

In property development, the words I like to use are "moderated celebration". There are a hundred escalating obstacles between ground zero and a final project. It's obviously an accomplishment to have found a developer, gotten a design approved, etc.

Will it get completed? Or even started? We don't know. But this is a big step and is cause for [[moderated) celebration.

[Lowell]

In property development, the words I like to use are "moderated celebration". There are a hundred escalating obstacles between ground zero and a final project. It's obviously an accomplishment to have found a developer, gotten a design approved, etc.

Will it get completed? Or even started? We don't know. But this is a big step and is cause for [[moderated) celebration.

'Moderated Celebration' - I love it. Nice choice of words.