Encouraging news on the Railway Exchange Building has emerged.
Mayor Slay is reporting that Rick Yawkey and Bill and Brian Bruce have the building under contract for $18.5 million, and are set to close in January. The developers are planning a $122 million overhaul and have requested $28.7 million in subsidies for the project.
The Macy's department store would be downsized from seven floors to a more manageable three floors, more consistent in size (125,000 sf) with the chain's more recent stores. Macy's would also lease floors 9 and 10 for office space.
The remaining space would be leased for office an other "non-residential" use. The developer is already in talks with prospective tenants.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Encouraging News on the Railway Exchange
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Bruce Development,
Macy's,
Railway Exchange,
Retail,
Rick Yackey
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2 comments:
It should read "Rick Yacky", not "Yawky"
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Actually, it's Yackey - we're both wrong.
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