Bloomberg pokes around Downtown development
Bloomberg writer Mike Ramsey scopes out downtown development, touching
on the Book-Cadillac, Griswold, three permanent casinos and the East
Riverfront.
Bloomberg writer Mike Ramsey scopes out downtown development, touching on the Book-Cadillac, Griswold, three permanent casinos and the East Riverfront.
Excerpt:
“I think the Book-Cadillac is a tipping point” for the
downtown residential market, said Gideon Pfeffer, 27, who is
buying two condos in the building that he will combine.
People have “wanted to live in the central business
district forever, but there was never a property that met their
wants,” said Chris Ferchill, vice president. “The Book-
Cadillac will provide a niche in the marketplace that’s been
missing.”
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