dfsavgny, im not taking either side, i know what from i see. it is a true fact that asbury partners dont live up to time lines and alwasy seem to find a sneaky way of doing things. however, when it comes to the activity on the boardwalk, retail etc, things are moving along just as they said it would. from the very begining, before anything started, didnt they say nothing major would happen unitll the first sets of home owners were moved in? owners of the future (now almost complete) condos. this goes back to when there was the on going debate of board walk first, then condos, verses condos first then boardwalk. it could have worked either way, but i think having the condos first acutally is a better way of doing things. try and build up the citys waterfront, making it occupied, promoting life. verses empty lots, with a vibrant boardwalk. new visitors, some returning after years gone would want to see a good waterfront as a whole. not feeling unsafe, maybe not even safe enough to park their cars to walk to this newly done boardwalk. i think it takes time, but giving the direction of the project from the start, this is expected. (but obviously asbury partners could be doing more with regards to convention hall, and their deadlines that the havnt ment. but this really has nothing to do with the phases and order of the project?)
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