Stadium Yards | ?m | 6s | Rohit Communities

[johnnyboy]

The brick looks nice.

I've only made it by Felice twice; it was packed both times, and heard it usually is. They appear to be doing well within their community.

 

[archited]

A beautiful community from almost every aspect.

 

[constance_chlore]

The brick looks nice.

I've only made it by Felice twice; it was packed both times, and heard it usually is. They appear to be doing well within their community.

A lot of businesses could learn from how Felice is constantly hosting/organizing events.

 

[whattheheck]

This development is what TOD's should look like!!! Quality materials, large windows, NO STUCCO!!. For the life of me, I don't understand why the city will not establish and enforce minimum architectural and designs standards.

If Rohit can build this, in a development in a less than affluent area and seemingly still have a ROI, then others should, as well. Some of the new desnity going up in the city is just plain, old ugly. When density looks ugly, people don't want it near them. When it looks good, with good materials, there is always more community buy-in.

For the life of me, for all the well-payed urban planners, architects, etc etc do we keep seeing crap built in this city?!

 

[Gronk!]

The brick looks nice.

I've only made it by Felice twice; it was packed both times, and heard it usually is. They appear to be doing well within their community.

Another eatery or two plus a mom & pop convenience store would be ideal.
Guess we'll wait and see what Phase 3 will look like,

 

[SarcasticMarmot]

Another eatery or two plus a mom & pop convenience store would be ideal.
Guess we'll wait and see what Phase 3 will look like,

Pub. We need a nice pub in this area.

 

[_urbanite]

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The area needs a bakery more than it needs a pub

I think a pub would struggle here. People aren't hanging out at neighbourhood pubs like they use to

 

[bodsbods9090]

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The area needs a bakery more than it needs a pub

I think a pub would struggle here. People aren't hanging out at neighbourhood pubs like they use to

Might not be an ideal choice for some but a Cobb's would do well here. I don't know where the closest one is in this area.

 

[northlands]

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The area needs a bakery more than it needs a pub

I think a pub would struggle here. People aren't hanging out at neighbourhood pubs like they use to

Perhaps younger generations don't drink as much but they crave community spaces as much as anyone. Frank's Pub over on 99th seems to be doing really well, particularly as functioning as a 3rd space to meet up with friends. Went there a few times this summer on random week days and it was packed every time. I could totally see something like that do well here.

Plus the End Zone pub happily existed only a stones throw from here for ages.

 

[inclusion]

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The area needs a bakery more than it needs a pub

I think a pub would struggle here. People aren't hanging out at neighbourhood pubs like they use to

Tell that to the places on beer street that are packed often.

 

[SarcasticMarmot]

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The area needs a bakery more than it needs a pub

I think a pub would struggle here. People aren't hanging out at neighbourhood pubs like they use to

There are multiple excellent bakeries up on 118th Ave. There is no good neighbourhood pubs anywhere nearby without going downtown, which is a very different vibe. We finally have multiple good coffee shops, and they are doing very well. A Frank's style place is desperately needed.

 

[Gronk!]

A pub should do very well at Stadium Yards, given that Elks games are literally across the street.

 

[yeggator]

Perhaps younger generations don't drink as much but they crave community spaces as much as anyone.

Maybe a LAN cafe could work

 

[Glenco]

A pub should do very well at Stadium Yards, given that Elks games are literally across the street.

8 games a year. I don’t think that is a very good business model

 

[Tropical]

A pub and a bakery is not an either/or proposition. I can easily envision both business types thriving here.