Some may argue that it’s a sign of positive growth for Midtown Harrisburg.
But neighbors will say it’s just a big pile of dirt.
Sure, sure…it represents progression and new development- but couldn’t they find a better place for it? I mean really–it’s not like there aren’t fifty vacant lots in the immediate area that are better homes-
It’s funny too- when we were looking at sites for our Christmas Tree lot that eventually wound up at Front and Verbeke, this lot was our first pick- but we were turned down.
So I wonder how much rent Vartan is receiving for this monstrosity?
Oh, and it looks to be pretty secure too- (that’s a little thing we bloggers use called “sarcasm”)
I thought that was the spot where new townhouses were supposed to go up. Oh, forgot. That was three press releases ago.
[...] Even TAKING my headline from a post last week titled “Mount Midtown”- the Patriot FINALLY ran something this morning about the monstrosity now parked in the lot at Reily and Green Street. [...]
[...] Well, it looks like I have successfully coined a term in labelling our neighborhood’s newest geologic feature as ‘Mount Midtown’. While it is true that Jersey Mike did title his blog post on the subject by the same name before the Patriot article was printed, I believe that some credit for this term is due to me. Rather than complain about the dirt in our neighborhood, I think I’ll spend the rest of this post exploring the etymology of the name. [...]