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    You are at:Home»Local News»City OKs hotel on Midtown lot despite pushback

    City OKs hotel on Midtown lot despite pushback

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    By KMAN Staff on January 22, 2025 Local News, Manhattan
    A new hotel and parking garage will occupy the northwest corner of 12th and Laramie streets in Aggieville behind Chipotle following Manhattan City Commission approval on Tuesday. Staff photo by Lewis Marien

    Approved Aggieville Midtown hotel and parking garage site in Manhattan

    Tensions were high Tuesday as Manhattan city commissioners unanimously voted to let a developer change the Midtown project from an office building to a hotel with a parking garage in Aggieville.

    The amendment to a previously approved agreement allows Back 9 Development and owner TJ Vilkanskas to build a 105-room hotel and 100-stall parking garage on the Midtown site, formerly a parking lot south of Kite’s Bar and Grill and currently an empty mud pit. Commissioners also authorized issuing $20 million in industrial revenue bonds for the project as well as project deadlines and potential penalties.

    Vilkanskas previously proposed a mixed-use building with primarily office space on the Midtown site at the northwest corner of 12th and Laramie streets with a hotel and parking garage across the street on the northeast corner. The project stalled in March 2023 after a major investor withdrew.

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    Aggieville commercial projects Aggieville Midtown hotel project Aggieville parking garage Back 9 Development industrial revenue bonds Aggieville Manhattan City Commission public debate on development TJ Vilkanskas Midtown project
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