by INFORUM
Several high-profile Fargo buildings struggle to find tenants, despite booming downtown
December 3, 2010 at 6:00 pm in INFORUM
No fewer than seven signs hang in the windows of Nachhattar Gill’s building at 66 Broadway. Some are handwritten, one is draped down most of the second story, all bear the same message: this space for rent. Continue Reading
Nationwide, there is $1.4 trillion in commercial property that is coming due in the next 4 years and half of it is already underwater. Unfortunately, Fargo will see its share.
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Maybe lower the rent.
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That would have the same effect as lowering the income for a distressed homeowner.
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you can’t make a silk purse out of a sows ear no matter how much Federal pork you squander on it.
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Someone should open a sidewalk vomit cleaning service
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In Paris, hydrants (or the French equivalent) are turned on at night in some neighborhoods to do just that. Unfortunately, Fargo is a long, long way from Paris.
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Downtown is bars and restaurants and hasn’t been a shopping destination for decades. I love downtown but I don’t know anybody that makes an effort to shop there.
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