Check out this huge isolated building on the northeast corner of Emerson and Park:
So much potential, but so little foot traffic over here. Looks like there’s a few small storefronts and great apartment space potential.
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I’ve walked my dog by there a few times and thought that the place had some great potential. Perhaps when the new places on Emerson and Classon are finished it will prompt a developer to look at it as possible retail space.
its a fish factory of some sort..if you get there really early, 5am you can watch them unload this crazy fish tank carrying truck..the fish are live and huge…it takes two guys sometimes to carry them…really odd..
I’ve often seen that flatbed truck heading south on Park early in the mornings with the “Live Fish” containers on the back.
I had always assumed that it was delivering the fish somewhere else and that it hadn’t just made its delivery.
Thanks for educating me.
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