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It's probably very profitable. Developers have been trying to buy this Wendy's location for years, but the owners will not budge. Rumor has it that this has been the most profitable Wendy's in the U.S. for four years in a row.
There are condos going up on all sides in this streetview with a Wendy's smack dab in the middle. Residents are affectionately calling this intersection "Dave Thomas Circle."
I think it is only a matter of time "NOMA reaching full buildout" before Wendy's sells that site. When this is finished across the street over the next 5 years, that property will be way more valuable.
Northeast Corner Mixed Use Development:
Southeast Corner Mixed Use Development (McDonald's):
It's a very out of place structure. I understand a drive-thru McDonald's in Brooklyn. But Manhattan?
You think it's more out of place than the one by Downtown Chicago? The block of tenenments behind are an odd contrast. The arch elevated train bridge is neat looking.
Perhaps it's there because it's right near a Henry Hudson Parkway exit? The buildings to the west on the short side and there's a gas station. There's a large-ish housing project (I think, it's hard to tell for sure if it is but it has the right building style) to the southeast, which might help create a dead zone. Projects appear to have more pedestrians than Downtown Dallas:
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