Michael Horne
Plenty of Horne

Work Begins on Third Saint John’s Tower

New 22-story, $123 million tower for senior housing and care facility on Prospect.

By - Jan 8th, 2018 12:41 pm

New 22-story, $123 million tower for senior housing and care facility on Prospect. Back to the full article.

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4 thoughts on “Plenty of Horne: Work Begins on Third Saint John’s Tower”

  1. Mike says:

    Is this another new St. John’s building for the wealthy elderly that won’t contribute any property tax?

  2. Tim says:

    That’s the one!

  3. leahh says:

    That’s a great point by Mike. It seems objectors will come out of the woodwork to oppose any building over 3 stories in this city, but when St. John’s proposes a tax exempt $120 million building there is not a peep. if this was done by a private developer for market rate people of the same wealth demographic this building would be paying some $ 4 million/yr in property taxes- or $ 80 million over the next 20 years. that helps build a nice streetcar expansion down Farwell! Instead- nada.
    let’s at least hope the Alderman and city ask for a front door on Prospect. The other St. John’s tower has no operable door on Prospect for pedestrians. Not sure how they got away with that when anybody wanting to build the smallest building anywhere on the east side must have an operable door face the street it’s on.

  4. Jeremy says:

    The key to no vocal opposition is that the building is built within existing zoning codes which means no appearances before the zoning committees or common council.

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