Plans for a big 8‐story building to rise on the northeast corner of Sixth and Harrison, on the Eastern SoMa site of a long-shuttered service station across the street from The End Up, have been submitted to Planning for review.
As proposed, the development would include 116 residential units over 4,800 square feet of ground-floor commercial space along 6th Street and an 87-car garage. The units would be a mix of studios, one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms, with an average size of just over 550 square feet apiece.
Twenty (20) of the units would be designated as below market rate and four two-bedroom lofts would line the northern edge of the development along the south side of Clara Street.
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if and when this is actually built, it will likely mean the end of The End Up.
I find it interesting that you use the Endup as a point of reference…….
I don’t see why this would be the end of the End Up. Honestly I haven’t been there in years I guess
@ sixtypercenttogether – that was my initial thought too, but FWIW there are condos aplenty across from (much bigger, more B&T-drawing) 1015 and it’s still doing its thing.
sorry for the same old tall spiel, but there is nothing in this wasteland. why not build taller for the future? And I dont mean 2020.
There are condos not only across from 1015 but also abutting the south wall of the club.
Finally! This lot has sat vacant for years. Hard to believe the new owners won’t complain about The Endup. Fingers crossed they don’t damage that institution.
I do not see any issue with having a Club across the street , that said the developer should build the beyond basic spec so that street noise is minimized
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I did some searching trying to find some drawings/plans for this development – found some info but no real drawings. Can someone point me in the right direction to find them if they are available? I live just down the street on Clara….
Thanks!
Good! I used to live around the corner and have been wondering when they would put that parcel to good use. Hopefully, next up will be that rat’s nest at 5th and Shipley.
Sounds good.
The corner looks like suburban Omaha now.
It is funny, I have been posting for 7 years now and only had one post moderated. And even that one will prove to be prophetic (looking at you Adam!). All you have to do is add value.
As for this place, I am amazed that it has sat empty this long. I am glad to see more housing here and am surprised that the car-first crowd is not complaining about the loss of yet another gas station.
UPDATE: The Iconic EndUp’s Building Is Now On The Market As Well.
UPDATE: Development Granted Key Exemption, Ditching Sixth Street Address