A few weeks back we posted about Walt Worthy doing the ultimate
commercial flip with the Met Mortgage, nay, Wells Fargo building. Gleaning the commercial listings we discover that the Lincoln Plaza and the adjoing Grant Building have hit the market just in time for the holidays. A new roofline, a revamp of the public plaza, upgrades on the interior, and "wah-lah" she's ready for prime-time. $18 million
gets you dibs on this sweet 200,000+ square feet of commercial space, plus two-levels of underground parking for all your friends. Is it us or is downtown beginning to resemble a Monopoly game?
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Do you have any old pictures of Nat Park to contrast with it's modern location? That would make a great then and now.
Posted by: Dan | December 02, 2006 at 02:44 AM