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Awesome photos! Only way to post them from Instagram would be to save the photos, upload them to Flickr or another image sharing platform, then post them here.
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Is that stretch of Germantown east of 2nd going to be fully pedestrian only?
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POST brothers are not playing with this development. I love the added lights on the cladding. These are the details many of the luxury developments around the city are missing unfortunately.
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Wow, that rooftop pool on the parking garage is going to be really nice. If I ever meet somebody who lives in this building, I'm going to have no choice but to become their best friend.
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This project is so large and sprawling, and difficult to shoot from the street. The drone shots are the only way to get the full picture, so thanks for those.
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Those developments just north on 2nd are horrible.
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Those developments just north on 2nd are horrible.
Are you referring to these?
I hope the one on the left being framed looks like the awesome renders (it's called The Beverly)

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Those developments just north on 2nd are horrible.
I will play along, what's horrible about them?
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I will play along, what's horrible about them?
You guy's don't think those are ugly?

I'm surprised.
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I'VE BEEN DYING TO SEE SHOTS OF THIS PROJECT!

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Love it! Thanks TK! I wonder when they're going vertical on the 3rd, 16-story tower.
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Love it! Thanks TK! I wonder when they're going vertical on the 3rd, 16-story tower.
I wouldn't be surprised if they take a pause given the current interest rate environment.
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I wouldn't be surprised if they take a pause given the current interest rate environment.
I would think they would be more bullish as buyers are pushed out of the housing market due to the higher rates. I could be wrong, but I imagine the multi-family market will be very strong until the next rate-cut cycle.

Edit: I forgot this is a post brothers development. They seem to risk averse to proceed with a third tower . Still waiting for jewelers row
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I would think they would be more bullish as buyers are pushed out of the housing market due to the higher rates. I could be wrong, but I imagine the multi-family market will be very strong until the next rate-cut cycle.

Edit: I forgot this is a post brothers development. They seem to risk averse to proceed with a third tower . Still waiting for jewelers row
You're mixing up Toll Brothers and Post Brothers. Post Brothers are doing this development, the one at Broad and Washington, The Poplar, and a few others. Toll Brothers is based in the suburbs and is primarily a single-family developer that also does some highrise rentals and condos. They are doing Jeweler's Row and Broad & Noble.

But maybe you're right. I was just thinking that their debt load must be pretty large right now with this project and Broad and Washington under development, both financed at far lower rates than they could get right now if they got a loan for a new large development. Might make sense to lease-up these projects and de-leverage somewhat while rates remain high. But they do benefit from economies of scale by keeping work going, and if rents keep rising than maybe it works, IDK. I just know capital is expensive right now.
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