-jj
don't forget that fishman gets 7% of the sales too, that's in
addition to the land purchase price.
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> Plus, it's pretty hard to cry poverty when you take 1/5th of the
> land you bought for $8.5 million & flip i
Plus, it's pretty hard to cry poverty when you take 1/5th of the
land you bought for $8.5 million & flip it for $6 million. I doubt
that $5.3 million profit was factored into the expense statement
either.
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> Not t
oh. it looks good to me, the c8 building that is. the site looks good, with all the concrete chipped off. the plan calls for ground floor stores along ocean ave, but i dont see how thats possiable. if the bottom 3 floors of c8 are parking garages?
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Is it just me, or does the new design for the C8 building look like
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Does anyone know when Asbury Partners must have all these improvements completed? I hope there are deadlines. What's the recourse if they don't meet the deadlines? Who, if anyone, will authorize/approve th
Yeah, the angle/wavy look coupled with the straight edges of the Taj
Mahal. Maybe that's why I was never an architect!
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> haha, i think its just you. thats just my thinking though. they
look pretty opposite look
muff - thats pretty much the kind of things i thought youd say. what were you saying about me, making the same comments for the last 4 years or so? i dont really remember talking about any of the things you said. i also always said, im not on either side, but i can understand how both sides
Well, heck. Let's just knock down Old Man Bradley's statue & erect
one to Fishman then.
Unfortunately "the city" did make those deals. However, they should
be acting as fiduciaries & caretakers of the City for the residents,
merchants, and customers of the City of Asbury Park. And we can go
then there's the story of some engineers that were so flabbergasted
one time after a meeting, sitting in a coffee shop on the boardwalk -
told this guy that they paid "contributions" before to cities and
towns etc...but never, never were they flat told that will be 100k
for me, and 50k for al
That some 20 developers tried to get into Asbury and only corruption kept them
out. That Terry Weldon is a crook and he orchestrated the sale of the tax
liens to one entity - Sass/Fishman. That people work to preserve buildings
because ordinary developers always build something worse. That t
muff - what? what facts dont i see?
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thats true, but the city made the deals they did. they know what they have to work with. and they seem fine with it.
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"then build the gazebos before the summer, complete the meandering boardwalk (that would go to their new condos...)"
i wouldnt count on them doing that. their waiting untill they get some condos up and operational first. which makes sence, in a way. just like the "busy work" renovatoins they
I too have recently bought a home in asbury. There is a home owners association? Where can I get more infor on this?[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jacky
I ask John Loffredo at the public portion of the council meeting tonight to write another about the dead lines and how they may be enforced. Joh
Not to mention the few thousand dollars found in the suit pockets of
a former City Manager.
Let's see. $8.5 million for the redevelopment rights. $5 million for
the Boardwalk. A few million for the Stone Pony. a couple hundred
dollars for the palm trees at the Convention Hall bar. a couple
h
Dan: Charlie has made those same arguments for 4 years. They've been refuted
a thousand times. JerseyJohn did an accounting of all the developers that have
tried to get in here. It's quite a number. Unfortunately despite all the
facts that make those same arguments untenable, Charlie and t
Allan,
Here is a link to the homeowner's association:
http://www.aphomeowners.org/
I intend to join after I move into the home I'm purchasing.
Dan
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> To: AsburyPark@yahoogro
i think the reason the city is being so nice to the fishmans, is beasue thats all they have. they have a group of people who are willing to work with them, and get something done. something that hasnt been done for 30 years. the way it looks to me, the city doesnt want to casue any problems,
"All payments made to date have been made late, with no penalties imposed. Also, I would very much like to see the receipts, an independent audit or at least a spread sheet on the $30 million they claim to have spent.
Peace, Jim Keady "
that might be interesting to see, but im sure its a
In a message dated 1/6/2005 2:32:19 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The town government has the responsibility to represent and inform the residents. I have seen many positive things happening in this city but I do worry at times when I read posts on here.
Thank you for y
I can hardly wait.
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> quick chat with guest cohost Frank D'Allesandro and myself.
> Update on latest on Metr
Click here: Restore by the Shore - Home -
Brand new Asbury Park Councilmember Ed Johnson stops by Restore Radio for a quick chat with guest cohost Frank D'Allesandro and myself.
Update on latest on Metro Home's design for the C-8 building - pictured in today's APP, update on investor lawsu
Congrats on your well written letter making the press. While I am new to this town and this board, it seems to me that these questions have been around for a while, and if as the councilman says is true, could be easily answered. The town government has the responsibility to represent and in
then build the gazebos before the summer, complete the "meandering"
boardwalk (that would go to their new condos...)
As far the "affordable" housing $ goes - I asked that as well -
account for ALL, as in all, the $ the city has received from AP
partners and from other towns that dumped their
Viewpoint: Asbury shouldn't be shortchanged on oceanfront
Published in the Asbury Park Press 1/06/05 John Loffredo's Jan. 4 commentary "$400,000 land sale bringing much more to Asbury" is par for the course for Loffredo, an Asbury Park councilman. His flawed explanation of the land grab that
Even if they have paid $30million to date at
the time the beachfront was probably worth much more. As I said in a post
in 2001 property north and south of Asbury on the ocean was selling for $1,000
per sq. ft. I believe just the intial transfer to Asbury Partners was
120,000 square feet
In a message dated 1/5/2005 9:39:35 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
"In keeping with its commitment to support affordable housing and community initiatives in Asbury Park, New Jersey, Asbury Partners, LLC presented the City Council on November 5 with a $750,000 check, repr
Title: RE: [AsburyPark] Response to Loffredo
Excellent Dan. Do you mind if I post it on the blog for Gay and lesbian Homeowners? Jim Keady and I wrote a similar response which we sent to Asbury Park Press and The Coaster.
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From: dfsavgny [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT
I am responding to Loffredo's editorial by sending in the op-ed
below to APP. I have asked APP for two days how to do this and habe
not recieved a response. In fact, two of my emails were deleted by
the editor without being read (that's what the receipt said). I
don't know if they will print
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