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Title: Chase Tower upper floors to become residential? Post by: Donna on 17-Mar-15, 07:52:17 AM If you like high-rise living, I heard a rumor there may be a big announcement today regarding Chase Tower - upper floors to be converted to residential?
From Rochester Subway (http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r32/djweeds/chase%20tower_zpswjp3ex5u.jpg) (http://s140.photobucket.com/user/djweeds/media/chase%20tower_zpswjp3ex5u.jpg.html) Title: Re: Chase Tower upper floors to become residential? Post by: Bobbie Ireland on 17-Mar-15, 08:20:27 AM I would love there?? Nooooooooooo!!!!!! :scaredblue:
Title: Re: Chase Tower upper floors to become residential? Post by: Bobbie Ireland on 17-Mar-15, 08:21:05 AM or perhaps "live"...
Title: Re: Chase Tower upper floors to become residential? Post by: Donna on 17-Mar-15, 08:25:09 AM $$$$$$ Big bucks if they do! Be a perfect place to view like......the falcons!!
Title: Re: Chase Tower upper floors to become residential? Post by: Bobbie Ireland on 17-Mar-15, 08:29:56 AM $$$$$$ Big bucks if they do! Be a perfect place to view like......the falcons!! Ce n'est pas moi!!! Title: Re: Chase Tower upper floors to become residential? Post by: Lynne in New Hampshire on 17-Mar-15, 11:44:45 AM $$$$$$ Big bucks if they do! Be a perfect place to view like......the falcons!! We could rent one out for Watchers Weekend !!! Title: Re: Chase Tower upper floors to become residential? Post by: PatriciaRose on 17-Mar-15, 05:47:32 PM WOW really? Haven't seen anything from local news yet-guess that would be pretty cool! 8)
Title: Re: Chase Tower upper floors to become residential? Post by: MAK on 17-Mar-15, 10:19:53 PM Ca-ching! $$$$$$$
Title: Re: Chase Tower upper floors to become residential? Post by: Donna on 20-Mar-15, 08:55:01 AM Chase Tower price tag: $5.4 million
It appears that developer got Chase Tower for a little over $2 a sq. foot. I'd call that a bargain http://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/money/2015/03/19/chase-tower-price-tag-million/25039253/ (http://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/money/2015/03/19/chase-tower-price-tag-million/25039253/) Gallina plans to turn the 13th-26th floors into apartments and condominiums. Title: Re: Chase Tower upper floors to become residential? Post by: patsy6 on 20-Mar-15, 09:04:29 AM Wow, I worked on both the 18th and the 20th floors there. I've worked in seven different buildings in downtown Rochester over the past 32 years (God, I'm old), including the one I'm in now. One is now abandoned (65 Broad Street), two are now or will be partially residential (44 Exchange Street and the Chase Tower) and in another, the Legacy Tower (formerly B&L) the floor we occupied has been empty since we left there four years ago. I'd say downtown Rochester needs a major kick in the pants.
Title: Re: Chase Tower upper floors to become residential? Post by: Carol P. on 20-Mar-15, 09:17:00 AM Also, windows going in on the tower section of Midtown Plaza. In it's day, it was an awesome place to shop and see santa. :happy:
Title: Re: Chase Tower upper floors to become residential? Post by: valhalla on 20-Mar-15, 09:31:42 AM A lot of young people want to live in downtown, trendy, hip urban areas AND they want to work nearby. All of this could be good to your local economy. BTW, a friend of mine has a 60th floor Studio Apt in the NYC theatre district (across from Becco and has a great view to the Hudson River and NJ). Her entire apt is the size of my good-sized eat-in kitchen and foyer. Monthly price tag..... $3,000.00. Yeah, those numbers need that salaries to go along with them and an economy to support it all. Fingers crossed for Rochester.
Title: Re: Chase Tower upper floors to become residential? Post by: Shaky on 20-Mar-15, 09:37:53 AM Chase Tower price tag: $5.4 million It appears that developer got Chase Tower for a little over $2 a sq. foot. I'd call that a bargain. Don't trust a reporter's math. (There's a reason why the newspapers used to employ editors.) The cost is more like $21 per square foot. Title: Re: Chase Tower upper floors to become residential? Post by: Donna on 20-Mar-15, 10:39:59 AM Chase Tower price tag: $5.4 million It appears that developer got Chase Tower for a little over $2 a sq. foot. I'd call that a bargain. Don't trust a reporter's math. (There's a reason why the newspapers used to employ editors.) The cost is more like $21 per square foot. LOL Shaky!!! :clap: |