Rise Lakeview: Difference between revisions

From Bhamwiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search
No edit summary
 
(5 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
[[Image:29 Seven rendering.jpg|right|thumb|475px|Rendering of 29 Seven]]
[[Image:29 Seven rendering.jpg|right|thumb|475px|Rendering of 29 Seven]]
'''29 Seven''' is an apartment and retail development at the corner of [[7th Avenue South]] and [[29th Street South|29th Street]] in [[Lakeview]]. The site, most of which was purchased at auction on [[June 6]], [[2006]], was made up from four lots which formerly held the [[Chaos]] nightclub, the [[729 Club]], [[Southside Cafe]] and [[Norton's Florist]].
'''Rise Lakeview''' (formerly '''29 Seven''') is an apartment and retail development at the corner of [[7th Avenue South]] and [[29th Street South|29th Street]] in [[Lakeview]]. The site, most of which was purchased at auction on [[June 6]], [[2006]], was made up from four lots which formerly held the [[Chaos]] nightclub, the [[729 Club]], [[Southside Cafe]] and [[Norton's Florist]].


The project site was granted zoning variances on [[April 8]], [[2004]] at the request of developers [[Peter Rowe]] and [[Michael Sullivan]] who then planned a 7-story condominium tower with 66 one- and two-bedroom units along with retail space and parking for 80 cars at and below grade. No immediate progress was made on the proposal.
The project site was granted zoning variances on [[April 8]], [[2004]] at the request of developers [[Peter Rowe]] and [[Michael Sullivan]] who then planned a 7-story condominium tower with 66 one- and two-bedroom units along with retail space and parking for 80 cars at and below grade. No immediate progress was made on the proposal.
Line 13: Line 13:


==Tenants==
==Tenants==
Before the project opened, an initial slate of retail tenants was announced in 2011 and 2012, including [[Huey's 24/7 Diner]], [[Jimmy Johns]] sandwiches, [[P Jack's Gastropub]], and [[Press It Bistrot & Automat]]. In October [[2013]] Retail Specialists followed up with an announcement that Huey's and Press It would not fulfill their tenant agreements and would be replaced by a [[Babalu Tacos & Tapas]].
Before the project opened, an initial slate of retail tenants was announced in 2011 and 2012, including [[Huey's 24/7 Diner]], [[Jimmy Johns]] sandwiches, [[P Jack's Gastropub]], and [[Press It Bistrot & Automat]].


* 2800: #117: [[UMAMI]] ([[Marty Subrapa]] & [[Imadd Sumarsana]] June 2, 2021–), former location of [[Babalu Tacos & Tapas]] (2014–March 2020)
In October [[2013]] Retail Specialists followed up with an announcement that Huey's and Press It would not fulfill their tenant agreements and would be replaced by a [[Babalu Tacos & Tapas]].
* 2800: #113: [[Jimmy John's]] (2013–January 2019, 2020–)
 
* 2802: [[Steel Gastropub]] (June 2021–), former location of [[Sky Castle Gastro Lounge]] (January 2016–2020)
* 2800–2808:  
* [[NeuroSpine Physiotherapy]] (2014–)
** Suite 117: [[Umami]] ([[Marty Subrapa]] & [[Imadd Sumarsana]] June 2, 2021–), former location of [[Babalu Tacos & Tapas]] (2014–March 2020)
** Suite 113: former location of [[Jimmy John's]] (2013–January 2019, 2020–September 2022)
** Suite 111 [[Exit Realty]], former location of [[NeuroSpine Physiotherapy]] (2014–2015), [[EW Motion Therapy]] (2017–2019)
** Suite 107: [[The Mayor]] ([[Colby Conklin]] 2024–), former location of [[Sky Castle Gastro Lounge]] (January 2016–2020), [[Steel Gastropub]] (June 2021–March 2023)
* [[Southside Apartment Co.]] (2014–)
* [[Southside Apartment Co.]] (2014–)
* 2808: [[Locked In]] (2015–)
** Suite 105: [[Denim on 7th]] (2023–), former location of [[Seeds Coffee]] ([[Jeff Huey|Jeff]] and [[Brett Huey]], 2017–December 2019), [[Coffee Lab]] ([[J. D. Junkins]] 2021–)
* 2808: #105: [[Coffee Lab]] ([[J. D. Junkins]] 2021–), former location of [[Seeds Coffee]] ([[Jeff Huey|Jeff]] and [[Brett Huey]], 2017–December 2019)
** Suite 104: former location of [[Neighborhood Barre]] (2014–2020)
* 2808: #104: former location of [[Neighborhood Barre]] (2014–2020)
** Suite 103: [[Locked In]] escape room (2015–)
* 2808: [[Hattie B's Hot Chicken]] (June 1, 2016–)
** Suite 101: [[Hattie B's Hot Chicken]] (June 1, 2016–)


==References==
==References==
Line 33: Line 36:
* Kent, Dawn (January 28, 2012) "Mixed-use project moves forward in Birmingham's Lakeview area." {{BN}}
* Kent, Dawn (January 28, 2012) "Mixed-use project moves forward in Birmingham's Lakeview area." {{BN}}
* Kent, Dawn (August 23, 2012) "Lakeview's 29 Seven development nears completion; P Jack's Gastropub joins lineup." {{BN}}
* Kent, Dawn (August 23, 2012) "Lakeview's 29 Seven development nears completion; P Jack's Gastropub joins lineup." {{BN}}
* Van der Bijl, Hanno (June 11, 2021) "WeldenField acquires 29 Seven apartments in Lakeview for $13.65M." {{BBJ}}


==External links==
==External links==

Latest revision as of 16:36, 23 January 2024

Rendering of 29 Seven

Rise Lakeview (formerly 29 Seven) is an apartment and retail development at the corner of 7th Avenue South and 29th Street in Lakeview. The site, most of which was purchased at auction on June 6, 2006, was made up from four lots which formerly held the Chaos nightclub, the 729 Club, Southside Cafe and Norton's Florist.

The project site was granted zoning variances on April 8, 2004 at the request of developers Peter Rowe and Michael Sullivan who then planned a 7-story condominium tower with 66 one- and two-bedroom units along with retail space and parking for 80 cars at and below grade. No immediate progress was made on the proposal.

In 2007, Seventh Avenue LLC (a joint venture of Evergreen LLC and C & C LLC) proposed a 4-story, 90,000 square-foot building with 71 condominiums and as many as 9 retail spaces totaling 20,000 square feet. An 88-space surface parking lot is also planned. The units were planned to be marketed in the upper $100,000 to upper $200,000 range. Retail Specialists, Inc. was marketing the retail portion of the project. A "1950s style marquee sign" was planned as a landmark at the corner of 7th and 29th Street.

Demolition of the existing structures on the site was completed in February 2007. Construction was set to begin in April 2007 with completion projected by the summer of 2008. Changes in the residential market led the developers to change the project from condominiums to apartments. The plans were revised to call for 56 apartments and 20,000 square feet of restaurant space. In December 2008 the developers applied for a sales tax rebate of up to $85,000 per year for 10 years.

Conditions in the residential market and construction financing caused the project to be delayed until 2011. In April of that year a 4-story, 54-unit scheme with 19,450 square feet of retail space was presented to the Birmingham Design Review Committee by Retail Specialists Inc. The $15 million scheme won basic approval of the plan, with the exception of the surface parking shown at the corner of 28th Street and 7th Avenue. Brasfield & Gorrie was the general contractor and construction began in time for an August 2012 opening.

Local investors WeldenField acquired the property in 2021 for $13.65 million.

Tenants

Before the project opened, an initial slate of retail tenants was announced in 2011 and 2012, including Huey's 24/7 Diner, Jimmy Johns sandwiches, P Jack's Gastropub, and Press It Bistrot & Automat.

In October 2013 Retail Specialists followed up with an announcement that Huey's and Press It would not fulfill their tenant agreements and would be replaced by a Babalu Tacos & Tapas.

References

  • Coman, Victoria L. (April 28, 2004) "Variances OK'd for Lakeview condo, retail development". The Birmingham News
  • Coman, Victoria L. (February 21, 2007) "Lakeview gets set for condo, retail development." The Birmingham News
  • Tomberlin, Michael (August 31, 2008) "In Lakeview, setbacks prompt look to future." The Birmingham News
  • Erdreich, Jeremy (April 13, 2011) "24/7 dining". Bhamarchitect's Blog
  • Tomberlin, Michael (April 13, 2011) "Lakeview's 29 Seven project gets Design Review green light." The Birmingham News
  • Kent, Dawn (January 28, 2012) "Mixed-use project moves forward in Birmingham's Lakeview area." The Birmingham News
  • Kent, Dawn (August 23, 2012) "Lakeview's 29 Seven development nears completion; P Jack's Gastropub joins lineup." The Birmingham News
  • Van der Bijl, Hanno (June 11, 2021) "WeldenField acquires 29 Seven apartments in Lakeview for $13.65M." Birmingham Business Journal

External links

  • 29 Seven brochure at retailspecialists.com
Retrieved from "http://bhamwiki.com/w/index.php?title=Rise_Lakeview&oldid=212046"