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I love the bold move by the city and Hilton. It only makes sense to be ready once the virus and other issues clear up. To say no they shouldn’t move forward would suggest the pandemic will never ever end. The market nor the economy can sit idle for too long, Everything has to eventually open back up.Indy had no choice but to build and be ready once things get back to normal whenever that is. There’s plenty of cities hot on our heels in the convention market,
I don’t understand why they keep delaying this project. You would think that when the hotel is finished being built in a couple of years the pandemic should be over. I’m not really sure this project will be completed. You look at other cities that are still building despite the virus and I cannot figure out why Indy drags their feet. I am excited though with this proposal.
Most of the big conventions they’re after are awarded so far out that it doesn’t matter as much, I think.
Agreed all around – we’ve placed our bets on being a convention town, so we may as well keep playing the game. What’s going to be interesting is if the number of downtown restaurants post-COVID will suffice…
I might add also that I will be close to 70 years old in 2025 and so I don’t have a lot of time to see future construction of this magnitude. Lol
I really hope this gets done soon, because I believe Indy does not use development in the proper way. Instead of riding on the coat tails of Chicago, we need to think bigger and become our own “Chicago.” This why we don’t attract larger businesses, top echelon athletes and entertainers, or other entities that help boost Indy’s economy and appeal.
Not sure why we have so may “complexes” and not high rises? High rises save on infrastructure real estate by going up, not outwards. All the new urban living establishments that have been built, resurrected or planned seem to be 3 to 10 stories. Where are the high-rise apartments (other than Riley Towers)? Who really wants a low-level view of the town?
I really think investors should really take look at the attraction and appeal of skyscrapers for this town.