Delayed Reaction

Theme of 2013 so far: All the stuff we thought was going to happen in 2009 is suddenly happening now. Last week we wrote about the shiny, resuscitated Fifth and Columbia Tower, a Daniels Real Estate production. This week it's Civic Square, a $350M Triad Development project, which was also scrapped temporarily when the recession hit. Word on the street is that Triad has revived the idea and is actively looking for a tenant for the public-private project, which would also include several floors of multifamily.

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