WHERE DO YOU FIT 100 MORE ARTISTS?

The developer of a proposed mixed-use multifamily project in the North Davidson arts district wants to expand it to 260 units from 160. (He decided he needed a larger ensemble for the play he's directing. Of course, we're kidding... We're a kidder.)
 
Mercury NoDa, still in the planning stages, will sit on almost four acres at Mercury and East 36th streets. Developer Tyler Foster, in a rezoning petition, says he envisions the residential units (whether for sale or for rent is unclear) as well as ground-floor retail that could include a grocery store, bicycle shop, bank branch, and other neighborhood services. Tyler has filed an amendment to an original rezoning petition seeking the additional residential units. A public hearing on the request is scheduled for Jan. 17.
 

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