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    You are at:Home»Local News»Hilgers: ‘Window closed’ on hotel parking, garage connected to Midtown

    Hilgers: ‘Window closed’ on hotel parking, garage connected to Midtown

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    By Peter Rice on September 10, 2024 Local News
    A rendering looking north from Laramie Street in Aggieville shows a proposed parking garage and hotel building on the east side of 12th Street, across from the proposed Midtown multi-use building on the west side.

    A city official on Thursday said plans for an $80-million project that includes a mixed-use building with a hotel/parking garage across the street are at a standstill, and the developer may be looking for new ways forward.

    Interim city manager Jason Hilgers at the Riley County Commission meeting spoke about the Midtown building planned for the northwest corner of 12th and Laramie streets in Aggieville. Back 9 Development is planning a five-story commercial building, but construction stopped in March 2023 when an investor pulled out.

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