I know...maybe you're waiting for the towers to be completed and have actual residents in them for Enclave to manage.
By then the stock price will be.....what?
Certainly not what it is now. You wanted news...
I found that little tidbit on the City's webpage.
Homes for America has completed it's Environmental impact study If I am correct. The problem was with the scenic group
How tall should the towers for "Homes for a America be"
The Mayor is pressing for the waterfront projects to get moving.
This project has been under review for 2yrs....dude and we are getting to see the fruits of those labors..first phase of it...you think HFA is gonna pr you each time they go to a planning commission! Hahaa...I'll go back to 2006 comments below.
Anyone's best source of information is to contact the city,
and keep up with daily reading of city newspapers.
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"Look at what's there now," Amicone said. "It's an industrial zone. Much of the industry's gone. There's no access to the water." While SFC is concentrating on its $1.5 billion first phase - encompassing a minor league ballpark downtown and two 26-story towers atPalisades Point, city-controlled waterfront property off Prospect Street - Homes for America is charging ahead along Alexander Street.The company bought its property in 2004 froma partnership including actor Robert De Niro and Miramax Films - who had intended to build a movie soundstage there - and nearly immediately began cleaning it. The cleanupshould be completed early next year, said Maureen Wren, a spokeswoman for the state Department of Environmental Conservation, which oversaw the $29.4 million effort
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