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Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Another Union Plaza Building May See Renovation
Structure in Downtown El Paso is One Block from Ballpark
Union Plaza, one of Downtown El Paso’s most unique neighborhoods, could see the renovation of another of its historic buildings according to concept images posted online.
The building, located at 500 San Francisco on the western edge of Downtown, is the current home of The Plum lounge and famously housed Club 101 several years back. Its current size is at about 11,700 square feet, but 13,181 square feet would be available to lease due to the expansion and renovation. Spaces will be for retail and restaurant uses.
Union Plaza, one of Downtown El Paso’s most unique neighborhoods, could see the renovation of another of its historic buildings according to concept images posted online.
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| A Downtown El Paso structure in Union Plaza may see renovations soon, according to renderings posted online. (www.loopnet.com) |
The building, located at 500 San Francisco on the western edge of Downtown, is the current home of The Plum lounge and famously housed Club 101 several years back. Its current size is at about 11,700 square feet, but 13,181 square feet would be available to lease due to the expansion and renovation. Spaces will be for retail and restaurant uses.
Monday, September 29, 2014
Weekly Edition, Issue 68
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In this edition:
- Another Union Plaza Building May See Renovation
- UTEP Updates: Campus Work Centers on 'Transformation' Projects, Housing, Transportation, and Art
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Monday, September 22, 2014
Horizon Airport May Become Residential Development
Project Could Replace Airstrip with 457 Single-Family Homes, Two Parks
A 90-acre portion of the Horizon Airport will become a residential development. That’s according to an application filed with the El Paso City Plan Commission.
The developer of the project, listed as DVEP Land, LLC, is proposing 457 single-family homes for the site, which is about a mile east of Joe Battle Boulevard and half a mile south of Pellicano Drive.
A 90-acre portion of the Horizon Airport will become a residential development. That’s according to an application filed with the El Paso City Plan Commission.
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| Sky View Estates will replace the former Horizon Airport just outside the El Paso city limits on the Far East Side. |
The developer of the project, listed as DVEP Land, LLC, is proposing 457 single-family homes for the site, which is about a mile east of Joe Battle Boulevard and half a mile south of Pellicano Drive.
Thursday, September 18, 2014
Eastside Crossings Now Open
El Paso’s first “mixed income” apartment project has been completed on the East Side of the city. Eastside Crossings, a project of the Housing Authority of the City of El Paso, completed and opened its final apartment building in July.
The complex includes 64 public housing units, 79 affordable housing units, and 45 market rate units. It is located to the north and east of the Zaragoza/Montwood intersection, along Loop 375.
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| A playground area at the Eastside Crossings "mixed income" complex in East El Paso. (facebook.com/HACEP) |
The complex includes 64 public housing units, 79 affordable housing units, and 45 market rate units. It is located to the north and east of the Zaragoza/Montwood intersection, along Loop 375.
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