ELynah Forum

Concerning the UVM final goal, I just checked the Zapruder film with Kevin Costner and there is no way there was a single shooter for this goal.::banana::

I should stop watching. I did that last year against Duke and when I turned the TV on again, we had just tied the score. Boy was it heart breaking to lose that game.

This is embarrassing. I don't know how they could be thinking about Duke. Ohio State beat some good teams during the season.

Can anyone recommend a real estate broker who can show me affordable housing  in downtown Ithaca?

What is Anbinders? Is it a restaurant?

I hear that Ithaca has 2 feet of snow. Is it true? If it is true, then I think that I will postpone my trip another week. The greek restaurant is the Souvlaki House. Do any of the bars still have the happy hour special of a pitcher of beer for $3?

My project group is going to make the trip to Ithaca this weekend. I have not been to the school in twenty years. Can someone recommend a good place to have lunch? I remember the 9's, Royal Palm, the greek restaurant, Moosewood etc. I am sure most of them are gone. Thanks

I am a graduate student in NYU's Real Estate Institute. In my Development Process course, my group is assigned a feasibility study of Southwest Area development site.

The City seeks to convert the vacant site into a vibrant, mixed-income urban neighborhood with as many as 600 housing units and compatible uses. The development site is situated in the southwest portion of Ithaca, contiguous to the 61-acre Southwest Natural Area and within walking distance of shopping, Buttermilk Falls State Park, and the Cayuga Inlet, which is heavily used for non-motorized boating.  Ithaca, home to Cornell University and Ithaca College, is in Tompkins County, which enjoys the strongest economy in upstate New York.

As a student, I did not go into the city of Ithaca often. In fact, I think I can count the number of times on my hand. I have not been to the school in a number of years. So I don't know what the living and working atmosphere is like downtown. I am trying to understand where the people will be coming from to live in this new housing. I read that the growth will come from 45-54 age group. Are these professors retiring or alumni coming back to area? Would they really want to live in this area? Also, besides the universities where are the employment opportunities in the area? With all the new buildings on campus, does anyone know if high technology companies are planning on locating near the university?

I imagine that this forum has a number of people that could give some insight into understanding Ithaca and its needs. I appreciate any thoughtful analysis. Thank you

Thanks, I found it on the net.

What is the link to the Clarkson video? Thanks