02-14-2024, 11:44 AM
(02-14-2024, 11:30 AM)cherrypark Wrote: Given the time that GRR has been in the community, it really seems like the correct lesson from all of this for them is finding a partner with some capital to buy and own the land they are on. That, or they need a better real estate agent / lawyer who can find them a space with term and consideration for the kind of leasehold improvements that a climbing gym requires.
Count me in on feeling bad for twice displacing a well liked community recreation hub and locally owned business, but there is nothing about that LA Fitness building and the sea of parking around it that is making good use of a central land ready for housing.
Exactly my thoughts. If you enter into a lease that has a demolition clause, then you can't really act surprised when it's used (demo is probably 3+ years away as well)
I would love if they got relocated in the base of a condo building as a amenity loss-leader, the irony from all the nimby talking points on the website would be great