I know right!? I mean, Cantillon has been around for since 1900, others longer. Hang it up already!
I noticed the other day they have begun working on this building.
I'm predicting that this area of downtown will look very different in the next few years.
This project, plus Iowa Tap Room nearby and now the developer doing the Peach Tree building is also doing the large building directly across E Court Avenue as well. I wonder if we could see even more craft brewery related entities start to locate here in this area? Add in that larger garage looking building at the back of the Peach Tree property which is slated for redevelopment too, and you're going to have a lot of new, recently rehabbed commercial space available soon....with the Iowa Tap Room as the area's "anchor". Add in that you can still say your are downtown....as well as close to bike trails....seems ripe for bars/restaurants/breweries/taps. .
Here is latest renderings of both the Peach Tree Taproom and also the larger building across the street. http://www.urbandsm.com/downtown/317-322-e-court
The days of simply saying, "let's head down to Court Avenue" and everyone knowing what you mean might be waning. You may have to specify East Court or Court Avenue (west) or risk ending up on opposite sides of the river.
I noticed the other day they have begun working on this building.
I'm predicting that this area of downtown will look very different in the next few years.
This project, plus Iowa Tap Room nearby and now the developer doing the Peach Tree building is also doing the large building directly across E Court Avenue as well. I wonder if we could see even more craft brewery related entities start to locate here in this area? Add in that larger garage looking building at the back of the Peach Tree property which is slated for redevelopment too, and you're going to have a lot of new, recently rehabbed commercial space available soon....with the Iowa Tap Room as the area's "anchor". Add in that you can still say your are downtown....as well as close to bike trails....seems ripe for bars/restaurants/breweries/taps. .
Here is latest renderings of both the Peach Tree Taproom and also the larger building across the street. http://www.urbandsm.com/downtown/317-322-e-court
The days of simply saying, "let's head down to Court Avenue" and everyone knowing what you mean might be waning. You may have to specify East Court or Court Avenue (west) or risk ending up on opposite sides of the river.
Peace Tree. Ain't no peaches in Iowa.I noticed the other day they have begun working on this building.
I'm predicting that this area of downtown will look very different in the next few years.
This project, plus Iowa Tap Room nearby and now the developer doing the Peach Tree building is also doing the large building directly across E Court Avenue as well. I wonder if we could see even more craft brewery related entities start to locate here in this area? Add in that larger garage looking building at the back of the Peach Tree property which is slated for redevelopment too, and you're going to have a lot of new, recently rehabbed commercial space available soon....with the Iowa Tap Room as the area's "anchor". Add in that you can still say your are downtown....as well as close to bike trails....seems ripe for bars/restaurants/breweries/taps. .
Here is latest renderings of both the Peach Tree Taproom and also the larger building across the street. http://www.urbandsm.com/downtown/317-322-e-court
The days of simply saying, "let's head down to Court Avenue" and everyone knowing what you mean might be waning. You may have to specify East Court or Court Avenue (west) or risk ending up on opposite sides of the river.
