Thanks for the link, but it utterly depressed me! I'm not a native,
but I love this place, for all it was and what it could be! My kids,
grew up here and wherever they live, realize that there's no place
like AP, Neptune and Long Branch, for the rich experience of having
been young and foolish,
link went to far:
http://www.asburyboardwalk.com/oldnews/1900/1920/0926.htm
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At 6:31 PM -0800 2/8/06, charlie leonard wrote:
...but isnt it sopose to open in the middle on the inside? with a glass
atrium type thing in the middle, where you could enter stores on the inside
too? (like a indoor mall)
No... it never was going to be built that way, at least not for the
At 6:43 PM -0800 2/8/06, charlie leonard wrote:
... onces things look better down there, it would be a nice place to go for
your lunch hour.
It's already a nice place to go for your lunch. There are at least six places
to get lunch downtown every single day*. Be Green, Wish You Were Here,
In the eighties when Asbury was still considered questionable, but
it had a certain seedy charm, there were many people on the boardwalk.
It
was very active, the little shops all seemed to do well. It wasn't
until the 'last' development scheme failed that the town took a true
downward
turn.
"No... it never was going to be built that way, at least not for the retail stores. It's the residential portion of the building that will have an open atrium on the interior. ~Joe"--The historic department store will provide a center atrium with access to both retail and residential
At 1:49 PM -0800 2/9/06, charlie leonard wrote:
...--The historic department store will provide a center atrium with access to
both retail and residential space.-- thats from the developers site. i think
your wrong, unless im miss reading something.
That's called puffery and any similarity
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, oakdorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
noticed Kathy's Beach House for sale on Cookman: Ask is $130k.
Very cute store, just need TRAFFIC to support the biz.
I thought she was doing well. She's open all the time. It would be a
shame for that business to go.
There's another one across for $77k.
Tough to own your own biz.
For anyone that's ever done it, and done it 'right', like I had,
especially in AP, makes for long days and nights.
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--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, oakdorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's another one across for $77k.
Tough to own your own biz.
For anyone that's ever done it, and done it 'right', like I had,
especially in AP, makes for long days and nights.
You need to have regular hours that
We've been down this road... you need a major player to draw you in.
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--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, dfsavgny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know they are starving for foot traffic. Marketing plan.
I respectfully disagree. We have drawn up and implemented more
marketing plans than I can count.
The dirty little secret is that in the past 4 years there is no
You're right.
You need that draw, like it or not. As far as artists and antiques, to
me, their better left to the monthly events or shared spaces that
works. For the downtown to move on, you need some major spaces back on
cookman- you need the Steinbach retail done, with a downtown anchor.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, oakdorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We've been down this road... you need a major player to draw you in.
or just more bodies living here with money. also, cookman could use
some regular stores. this part of nj needs a good ny style salumeria
(deli). i haven't
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, bluebishop82 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
If you look at Downtown when it was successful, it was chock full of
staple items. If fact, within one block on Cookman there were 3
major
department stores - Newberry's, Woolworth's and Steinbach's.
Everything
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, oakdorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You're right.
You need that draw, like it or not. As far as artists and
antiques, to
me, their better left to the monthly events or shared spaces that
works. For the downtown to move on, you need some major spaces
back on
...you need a major player to draw you in.
Red Bank probably has the most successful business district; it seems
to be built on high rent office space providing a captive market,
which is then wined and dined foremost, secondly provided additional
goods and services in a declining hierarchy of
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Skip Bernstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Red Bank probably has the most successful business district; it seems
to be built on high rent office space providing a captive market,...
Very true. Years ago the upper floors all over Asbury's Downtown was
nothing
So much for consultants.
For the developers - a condo is worth more downtown then an office
space. The box is there. Maybe someone should of tried to lure those
lawyer types out of Red Bank.
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--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, oakdorf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So much for consultants.
For the developers - a condo is worth more downtown then an office
space. The box is there. Maybe someone should of tried to lure
those
lawyer types out of Red Bank.
Contrary to Dan Jacobson's
Additionally, there were no shopping malls, so there was no where else
to go anyway.
More and more downtown areas are becoming successful because people are
getting turned off by the shopping mall idea. It's a regular cycle I think
and the tide has turned to more of a downtown preference.
everyone seems to be thinking along the same lines when it comes to the downtown, or maybei just havnt gotten thru reading all the messages yet. i dont know. 4 years later, there is still "nothing" in the downtown as far as my oppinion goes. i agree that onnce the stienbach building is done,
"Today there is hardly any office space left Downtown. I know going residential up top was a good idea regarding nightlife, but it leaves our streets dead during the daytime shopping hours. A realproblem."asbury dosnt have the office space that red bank has, but asbury has a lot of stores
people that work and shop in red bank dont live there. red bank has
all the parking problems
Didn't say they lived there, Red Bank has extensive parking east of
Broad and north of Monmouth Streets and continually struggles with the
question of whether to build a parking garage.
What Asbury
Title: Re: [AsburyPark] Re: Cookman ave biz - coming soon to a neighborhood near you
red bank has all the parking problems, they do fine.
Red Bank definitely has parking problems; however, when I go to Red Bank I know of at least three major parking lots or garages that are available. How
I believe that if you restore the Casino, pavillions and
CH/Paramount, that AP will be 90% back
I second it. How often must we say it?
It's the key to all that Asbury was, all the positive memories and
good times and remains the image and branding of its future.
For all the good and hard
I believe that if you restore the Casino, pavillions and
CH/Paramount, that AP will be 90% back
I second it. How often must we say it?
It's the key to all that Asbury was, all the positive memories and
good times and remains the image and branding of its future.
For all the good and
"I dont think Asbury Parks parking situation is even close to the amount of spots Red Bank has available in the downtown area. "lighty, yeah good point. i guess i forgot about the many parking lots in red bank too. i was just thinking of street parking. asbury park has the one parkng
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, charlie leonard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
its true, some people care more about what there
doing. its clear whos whos. i see what your saying,
but the hell does speaking enlish have to do with anything.
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