Empty yet unavailable: 657, 680
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800 Block, 19th and 20th;
900 Block, 20th and 21st;
1000 Block, 21st and 22nd;
1100 Block, 22nd and 23rd;
1200 Block, 23rd and 24th;
1300 Block, 24th and 25th;
1400 Block, 25th and 26th.

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  1. Believe it or not I think we need a good chinese restaurant in the neighborhood. There’s every kind of food imaginable here, but no good chinese restaurant (and no, Red Lantern doesn’t count — it sux).

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  2. This was sold to a new owner in November. The old owner was foreclosed upon and is out of the picture. The new owner plans to fix up the space downstairs and is going to be leasing it within the next few months. It would make a fantastic restaurant/bar as it has 20 foot ceilings and a large mezzanine. It can also be divided down the middle to make 2 spaces. Really cool space that should be addind a lot af value to the block inthe coming years.

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