Official Program Saturday, May 20, 2017 11 am to 4 pm
Downtown Living Tour Thank you for joining us for the 11th Annual Downtown Living Tour! From luxury condos and beautiful apartments carved from the city’s most iconic historic and commercial spaces, to never-before-seen additions to Downtown’s residential neighborhood, today you’ll get inside access to nine of the most talkedabout residential addresses in Downtown Syracuse. Your tour begins at the recently renovated Icon Tower, the 2017 Living Tour Headquarters, where you’ll pick up your “Tour Swag.” The Tour is self-guided. From here, we encourage you to visit the Tour Stops at your own pace. If you’d prefer to ride rather than walk, we also have a free shuttle* running every 10-15 minutes. Just look for the Shuttle Signs along your way, as well as marked on the back of this guide. PAGE 4-5 Icon Tower PAGE 6
311 Montgomery St.
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Lofts at 235
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State Tower Building
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Herald Commons
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The DIETZ
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Jefferson Clinton Commons
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Chimes Building
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Regency Tower
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D-Train Doggie Daycare
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Ashley McGraw Architects
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Downtown Deals
Don’t forget to rest your legs and treat yourself to a snack at Herald Commons, the Tour Rest Stop. And while you’re there, make sure to check out the spectacular interior design by China Towne Furniture and Mattress in the Exclusive Top Floor Penthouse Suite. We encourage you to explore two company Open Houses, highlighting additional amenities that enhance the Downtown Syracuse 24/7 experience for residents, employees and visitors. When D-Train Doggie Daycare opens later this summer, it could be your furry friend’s home-away-from-home while you’re at work! And Ashley McGraw Architects, located on the 15th floor of the Barclay Damon Tower, boasts a collaborative work environment with character. Deal Alert: On Page 17, you’ll find “Downtown Deals,” a collection of special offers designed for Downtown Living Tour guests. We hope you’ll pop into the diverse array of businesses, restaurants, and shops to soak up all of the extra amenities our Downtown neighborhood has to offer. *For your convenience, there are special direct shuttles running directly from Tour Headquarters to The DIETZ, located just west of Downtown – and from Herald Commons to Regency Tower, located just east of Downtown.
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ICON TOWER
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1 & 2 bedroom apartments Pet friendly 24/7 Fitness center Guest suites Rooftop patio Pet washing station Dry cleaning service Apartment cleaning service On-site parking
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ocated in the Heart of Downtown Syracuse, Icon Tower introduced 89 market-rate apartments in February, 2017, bringing modern luxury apartment living to the epicenter of Downtown Syracuse. Icon Tower, the former Excellus BlueCross BlueShield Building Headquarters, now features studio apartments, as well as one-bedroom and two-bedroom layouts. Each unit features modern luxuries such as generous breakfast bars, 10’ ceilings with recessed lighting, and stainless steel appliances – including a dishwasher and washer and dryer in each unit. Gas, water and trash removal are included with all units.
TYPE OF LIVING SPACE: • 89 market-rate luxury apartments • One-bedroom; one-bedroom with study, two-bedroom units • 624 - 1,523 SF • Rent: $1,175 – $2,500/month UNIQUE FEATURES: • Granite countertops • Breakfast bars • Stainless steel appliances • Glass shower enclosures* • Premium in-unit washer & dryer • Plank flooring • Spacious walk-in closets* • Custom shelving in all closets • 24/7 fitness center • Roof-top patio • 4 furnished overnight guest suites (sheets, towels, bathroom supplies provided) • Furnished clubhouse • Indoor parking • Bike racks and storage • Ice machines • State-of-the-art security and entry system, compatible with smartphones • Exclusive resident entrance • Pet washing station *In selected units CONTACT: info@theiconcompanies.com 315-299-6292 http://icon-tower.com Icon Tower
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Tenants are able to park on-site and indoors. There is a parking lot on the ground floor of the building, accessible from the Fayette Street entrance.
Icon Tower
344 S. Warren Street
Residents have access to a 24/7 fitness center and a roof-top patio where they may enjoy outdoor seating, grilling and gardening. Each floor features ample storage space. At Icon, dogs and cats are also welcome residents. In fact, all tenants with furry friends may use a pet washing station. As an additional convenience, there are four furnished guest suites available for tenants’ family members and friends to rent nightly or weekly. While the residential units are on floors three through ten, the building’s second floor is home to Icon Companies’ Office (also the management office), as well as SpinCar and Dellas Graphics. There is also 2,600 square feet of retail space available on the building’s first floor, fronting Warren Street. Fabio’s Antica Cucina, an authentic Italian restaurant featuring a wine and cocktail lounge, is planning a June 2017 grand opening. Fun Fact: The bar at Fabio’s is repurposed from the popular French restaurant, L’Adour, which was once located on the ground floor of the Courier Building on Montgomery Street.
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311 Montgomery St.
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uilt in 1895, 311 Montgomery Street was originally designed for the Central New York Telephone and Telegraph Building. Designed by architect Henry W. Wilkinson – the same architect who designed the building that now houses the Onondaga Historical Association located next door – 311 Montgomery Street was one of the first commercial buildings constructed between the blocks of Fayette and Jefferson Streets. The property’s connection to an early local communications company, plus the high quality of Wilkinson’s architectural composition (which features decorative brick work and terra cotta ornamentation) has earned it a listing on the National Register of Historic Places. The elaborate first floor arched entry includes intricate details such as an engraved bell on the silver-plated door handle. 311 Montgomery Street was given to the Onondaga Historical Association in 1906, which used it as a research and collections storage facility until 2005. In the present day, the building remains a mixed-use property. The first floor is the home of the law offices of Lourdes R. Rosario, Esq. and Elise Voutsinas, Esq. The second floor features an open floor plan ideal for residential or office accommodations, featuring a gas fireplace and one bathroom. On the floors above, there are four unique luxurious apartments, each tailored to a different living experience.
TYPE OF LIVING SPACE: • (1) Two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit (Third Floor), 1,570 SF • (1) One-bedroom, 1.5 bathroom unit (Fourth Floor), 1,570 SF • (1) One-bedroom, one-bathroom unit (Fifth Floor), 1,160 SF • (1) One-bedroom, onebathroom unit (Fifth Floor), 425 SF • Rent: $950 - $2,000/month UNIQUE FEATURES: • Original maple floors • Fireplaces • Maple cabinetry • 13’ ceilings • Stainless Steel Appliances • Soapstone countertops • White oak trim • Washer & dryer included in each unit, except 5B • Elevator access • 24/7 parking in garage next door available • Security surveillance system with key fob entry CONTACT: Jim Lee 315-481-3596 315-488-4617 (fax) jleeajs@twcny.rr.com
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235 E. Water Street
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et in historic Hanover Square, the building that now houses the Lofts at 235 East Water Street was established in the early 1830s. Its prime location between Water Street and the Erie Canal gave it a starring role as a double-ender building during the Canal era. Positioned along the canal, the building’s upper floor freight doors and projecting hauling beams offered convenient access to lift freight from canal boats docked for unloading. Meanwhile, with an ornate storefront along Water Street, the building also served as a wholesale grocery business, convenient for purchasing newly unloaded goods from the canal.
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By 1904, a new chapter started “brewing” at the address. The Burbank Bottling Company took up residence at the site, serving as Central New York’s distribution center for the Milwaukee, Wisconsin-based Pabst Brewing Company. The Burbank Bottling Company took bulk keg shipments from Milwaukee, filling bottles locally and adding the signature blue ribbon label. When prohibition took a toll on the beer brewing industry, the building played host to the Roberts H.C. Electric Company (written evidence of which can still be found on bricks within one of the loft units), a national waterproofing paint manufacturer, Bernard’s Furniture, Conti Optical, a restaurant supplier, and finally, a law firm throughout the 20th century. In the present day, R. F. Esposito, Inc. is crafting its magic to add two luxurious, “Smart” loft units to the building’s story. Both units will be furnished with a Google Home, allowing tenants to control their entire apartment including all lighting fixtures, built-in speakers, thermostat and sun shades from the smart device. The building’s bones still harbor charming brick walls and original gears – nods to the building’s storied past. TYPE OF LIVING SPACE: • Two one-bedroom loft units • 1,000+/- SF per unit • Rent: $1,400 - $1,500/month UNIQUE FEATURES: • Washer & dryer • Very high-speed internet connection • Wifi included and readily available • Granite countertops • Black stainless steel appliances • Gas on-demand tankless water heater CONTACT: Urban Realty Group 315-445-1920
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109 S. Warren Street
State Tower Building
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Rich Past, a Bright Future: Built in 1927, the State Tower Building still holds the distinction of being the tallest building in Central New York. Its Art Deco design by architects Thompson and Churchill set a precedent for buildings that followed, including the Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building in New York City. At the time, the owners marketed the offices as co-work space with shared services, including a common typing pool and a law library. The structure features a unique “wedding cake” design with floor plates decreasing in size in sections as the building rises, while the exterior brick color transitions from darker to lighter to accentuate the building’s height and elegance. Standing 315 feet tall, residents will be treated to unparalleled views.
TYPE OF LIVING SPACE: • 63 luxury apartments • Studio, one-bedroom and two bedroom units, penthouse suite • 600 – 1,300 SF • Monthly rents starting at $1,350 UNIQUE FEATURES: • High-speed fiber optic internet service + premium cable • In-unit washer & dryer • Quartz countertops with tiled backsplash • Hardwood flooring in living areas • Tile floors in bathrooms • Padded carpet in bedrooms • Stainless steel energy-efficient appliances • Solid wood cabinetry • Custom window shades • Large walk-in closets • In-unit storage room • Rooftop terrace & community room • 24/7 fitness & recreation center • 24/7 lobby concierge • Parking garage with direct access & valet service • Secured elevator access • 24-hour security • Electronic key card access • Pet friendly • Smoke-free • On-site deli and banking/ATM CONTACT: The Pioneer Companies 315-471-2181 info@statetowersyracuse.com http://statetowersyracuse.com Pioneer Cos
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Restoring a Landmark: Local developer Pioneer Companies purchased the building in March, 2016 with a vision of restoring the iconic structure. With deep roots in the city, Pioneer felt a responsibility to Syracuse, neighbors and the community to preserve and restore the landmark to its original glory. In addition to repairing the masonry façade, upgrading the lower seven floors into Class-A office space, and making significant structural and system upgrades, Pioneer will transform the upper 14 floors to include 63 high-end residential units that feature stunning vistas, modern layouts and deluxe amenities. All units are equipped with new, operable, historically accurate windows and original entry doors. The 2,000 square foot penthouse unit on the 20th floor is a duplex culminating on the 21st floor with 14’ ceilings, two private outdoor terraces, two bedrooms, and two and a half baths. Expected to be complete in October, 2017, State Tower residents will enjoy the comforts and conveniences of city living.
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erald Commons, the official 2017 Living Tour Rest Stop, introduced 27 units in April, 2017.
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Established in 1928, the building was originally built to print The Syracuse Herald Newspaper, which merged with the Syracuse Journal to form the Syracuse Herald-Journal in 1939. The Syracuse HeraldJournal was printed there for more than 40 years – and if you look carefully, you’ll notice signs of the building’s storied past on your tour. The first clue is an industrial scale - once used to weigh newsprint displayed in the lobby. Look closer, and you’ll see the office directory still reads “The Herald Company.” Horn Companies purchased the building in 2015, and has since transformed what was most recently office space into spacious, mostly two-bedroom units. All units blend a historic design with the updated conveniences of modern living. Residents will enjoy stainless steel appliances, a gas stove and pantries in their kitchen. Each unit also features a large multi-functional room (which may serve as a den, office or guest room), with a beautiful glass wall. There is a private conference room on-site, designed to suit tenants’ business needs – and all residents have access to open gym time at Horn Companies Basketball Court, located just across the street. There are plans to establish a restaurant, fitness center and doctor’s office on the first floor. Nestled in a brand new neighborhood known as Herald Square, businesses such as Dinosaur Bar-B-Que and Apizza Regionale are just steps away! Don’t forget to check out the penthouse suite fully furnished by Morgan at China Towne Furniture and Mattress.
TYPE OF LIVING SPACE: • 27 luxury apartments • 25 two-bedroom units and two one-bedroom units • 1,240 - 1,555 SF • Rent: $1,500 - $2,500/month UNIQUE FEATURES: • Stainless steel appliances and pantries included in kitchen • Washer & dryer in each unit • High-end finishes including granite countertops • Exposed brick columns and generous open spaces • Spacious living room • Large multi-functional room • Large closet and storage space • 10’ - 12’ ceilings • Energy efficient windows • Industrial and home style lighting • Skylights in units on the fourth floor • 127 parking spaces on site available for residents and their guests • Secure Access: Keycard access to the building and elevator • Pet friendly: Small cats and dogs allowed CONTACT: Dave Hornstein Horn Companies, LLC 315-436-4733 davehornstein@gmail.com http://HornCompanies.com HornCompaniesLLC horn_companies
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225 Wilkinson Street
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he DIETZ is a historic mixed-use building featuring 92 modern luxury lofts and commercial space. The lofts are a pet-friendly community located across the street from Leavenworth Park. Located steps from Downtown, in the Park Avenue neighborhood, the building’s name came from the lantern company it hosted for more than 100 years.
In the 1840s, innovator Robert Dietz was researching different fuels to produce light and purchased a factory in New York City. By the 1860s, Dietz bought the rights to a method of creating a brighter, portable, inexpensive lantern. The patented lantern-maker generated a buzz, and thousands of units were shipped all over the world. But when fire destroyed Dietz’s original factory, he was forced to move his operations to meet demand. He purchased his only competition - the Steam Gauge and Lantern Company, located at 225 Wilkinson Street - and started churning out lanterns in Syracuse. The family-owned R.E. Dietz Lantern Company became a national and international leader in the design and manufacture of portable lighting equipment. At one point, the company was the go-to lighting source for the Boy Scouts of America and Emergency personnel. The company’s talented crew was commissioned to provide lighting for the Panama Canal construction and the Railroad industry. In 1969, Dietz employed about 550 people. The factory saw several renovations in its 130+ year history. The factory is comprised of two buildings and the building known today as the Sunset Building was built when the Dietz Lantern Factory expanded in 1904, and the Sunrise Building was established in 1913. Today, loft residents will enjoy a unique blend of history and high-style luxury through the warming bricks-and-beams and tin clad fire doors that maintain the factory’s charm. Both buildings feature original wrought iron stair towers and huge daylight factory windows. There is also up to 50,000 square feet of commercial space available, with on-site parking included. Be sure to get your free ice cream at The DIETZ during the Downtown Living Tour.
211 W. Jefferson Street
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ocated in Armory Square, Jefferson Clinton Commons is a mixed-use project, built to LEED Certification by Washington St. Partners, Inc. in 2009. It utilizes environmentally-responsible, “green” building methods and ideologies. The construction incorporates a super high-efficiency HVAC system, enhanced insulation, as well as high efficiency fixtures and sustainable products, that offer considerable energy savings for homeowners. There are 18 residential condominium units on the third and fourth floors. At the time it was established, the property’s location in the NYS Empire Zone offered a 10-year real estate tax abatement for condo owners - lowering the property taxes to just $300+/- annually. At the present time, there are approximately two years remaining on this incentive. Residents enjoy amenities such as cleaning services, dry cleaning, meal order and delivery, restaurant reservations and more, due to a unique partnership with the Jefferson Clinton Hotel across the street. Tenants also have free access to the Jefferson Clinton Hotel’s gym. There is surface and garage parking available for 280 cars.
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UNIT #403: • Two-bedroom, two-bath condominium • 1,644 square feet • Asking price: $365,000 Contact: Mindy St. Hilaire EXIT Realty 518-578-0138 ext. 0 mindysthilaire@yahoo.com UNIT #406: • Two-bedroom, two-bath condominium • 1,760 square feet • Asking price: $449,900 Contact: Eric S. Maley http://upstatenyagents. com/0/Home 315-391-3454 UNIQUE FEATURES: • Gourmet professional grade kitchen featuring: stainless steel & Viking appliances • Granite countertops • Bamboo floors • Washer & dryer in each unit • Sliding glass door and balcony • 10’ ceilings • Integrated video security system • Walk-in closet in Master bedroom • Fireplace • Parking available in garage below building • 2 years remaining on a 10-year real estate tax abatement
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500 S. Salina Street
Chimes Building
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he Chimes Building – which many Syracuse natives remember earned its name for the musical chimes that sat on top of it – was designed by Shreve, Lamb & Harmon, the same architectural firm that designed the Empire State Building in New York City. The Chimes Building opened in 1929, two years before the Empire State Building. Perched on the corner of South Salina and West Onondaga Streets, the building stands 12-stories high with modest Art Deco features. It was once one of the most prominent office buildings in Syracuse. When renovations are complete, the Chimes Building will boast as many as 150 upscale apartments, featuring a variety of layouts. There will be a fitness center on-site, as well as a paved, secure parking area. A covered, secure bridge offers access to the parking garage located across the street adjacent to the Marriott Syracuse Downtown. The new Centro Bus station terminal, located directly across the street, provides convenient access to public transportation.
TYPE OF LIVING SPACE: • One-bedroom, two-bedroom, three-bedroom units • 312 - 1,165 SF • Rent: $1,100 - $1,600/per month UNIQUE FEATURES: • Granite countertops • Cherry cabinets • Stainless steel appliances • In-unit washer & dryer • On-site fitness center • Paved, secured parking lot & covered access to parking garage • Pet-friendly • On-site building manager & security staff CONTACT: Brenda McCaffrey-Grosso The Icon Companies 315-308-1751
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The Chimes – which once rang every 15 minutes, and would play a short melody every hour – may be found on the first floor lobby of the building in the present-day. The mechanism stopped working sometime after World War II.
770 James Street
Regency Tower
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onveniently located at the corner of James and Lodi Streets, Regency Tower offers fully furnished studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, with unfurnished studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom options as well. Just east of Downtown Syracuse, Regency Tower features a luxurious atmosphere that fulfills all of your housing needs, while preserving customer service traditions expected when staying in a fine hotel. The front desk is staffed 24-hours a day, seven days a week to screen all visitors and provide 24-hour security for the building. There is valet and self-parking options available in a 24-hour attended heated parking garage. Affordable, convenient car wash services are also available. An on-site maintenance service is offered from 7:30 am to 4:00 pm, while a 24-hour emergency maintenance team will tend to any immediate needs. Dry cleaning service is also offered. For the convenience of residents, Patrick’s Cleaners picks up and drops dry cleaning at the front office every Tuesday and Friday. Spacious apartments include oak parquet floors (some units are carpeted), walk-in closets, ceramic tile baths, open air balconies (some are enclosed), and panoramic sized windows which offer stunning views of Syracuse. Please note, for tour-goers’ convenience, a direct shuttle to and from Regency Tower is available from Herald Commons, the official Tour Rest Stop.
TYPE OF LIVING SPACE: • Studio, one-bedroom, two bedroom, three bedroom units • 766 - 1,509 SF • Rent: $825 - $1,355/month UNIQUE FEATURES: • Newly constructed enclosed balconies on select units • Beautiful city views • Luxury remodeled select units • Indoor garage parking • 24-hour front desk attendant • On site property management • Central air conditioning • All utilities included • Basic cable provided • High speed internet access • Newly renovated fitness center • Sundeck • On-site car wash • Valet parking • Dry cleaning service • Fine dining restaurant on premises • Pet friendly (with weight restrictions) CONTACT: Longley Jones Management 315-474-7811 ljones06@twcny.rr.com http://theregencytowerapts.com
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D-Train Doggie Day Care 530 S. Clinton Street
D-Train, a new doggie day care facility, is expected to open this
summer! Designed for Downtown Syracuse residents and employees, the staff promises to deliver a welcoming, safe and well-managed experience for your furry friends. The doggie daycare facility will be open during the work week. On the weekends, the space will be available for use for special events. With 4,000 square feet of open space, an outdoor area, and an accent lit urban rooftop farm, D-Train is the perfect place to hold your next life event. Located on the railroad viaduct where trains still run through Armory Square, D-Train’s name is a nod to the history of the railroad industry through the city. For more information, please email info@dtrainarmorysquare.com. http://dtrainarmorysquare.com
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Ashley McGraw Architects 125 E. Jefferson Street, 15th Floor
Ashley McGraw Architects believes sustainable, equitable communi-
ties form the foundation of a future where humans thrive in harmony with the natural world - and this belief is at the core of all of its projects. Located in Downtown Syracuse for more than 30 years, Ashley McGraw Architects boasts a staff of 39 professionals focused on architecture, interior design and planning. Ashley McGraw fosters a collaborative environment in the office, as well as on project teams. Its work represents a wide range of building types including K-12 schools, colleges and universities, community and civic buildings. The team represents an intensive exploration of sustainable and regenerative design approaches, including Net-Zero Energy, LEED Gold and Platinum, and Living Building Challenge. http://ashleymcgraw.com Ashley McGraw Architects @AshleyMcGrawAr
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Tour-goers must show their Downtown Living Tour wristband for these special offers. Valid only on Saturday, 5/20/17, unless otherwise noted. Showoffs Boutique
FHIIT Barre & Bodyworks
214 W. Jefferson St.
20% off your entire purchase
214 W. Water St.
$120 for 6-weeks unlimited classes including Barre, TRX, Yoga and HIIT Offer expires 5/25/17
The Evergreen
125 E. Water St. Happy Hour specials 4-6 pm daily $4 for all 20 craft beers on tap, $1 off house cocktails, all bottles of wine are $15 & Veuve Cliquot for $9/glass
The Blue Tusk 165 Walton St.
10% off food purchase
Modern Malt Bakeshop
Recess Coffee
325 S. Clinton St.
Free cupcake for all Downtown Living Tour participants
110 Montgomery St.
Free small coffee
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Buy one cookie, get one FREE!
Olive on Brooklea 116 W. Jefferson St.
$5 off in-store purchase of $20 or more Offer cannot be combined with any other discounts, coupons, or specials. Offer may be used for in-store sales only and may not be applied to prior sales. Limit of one offer per customer.
Peppino’s Neapolitan 409 S. Clinton St.
$5 Americano pizza (toppings extra)
One cupcake per person.
The MOST
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Half-off general admission ticket for up to two people Valid 5/20/17 & 5/21/17 only
Buy one entree, get one free until 4 pm on 5/20/17
500 S. Franklin St.
117 E. Fayette St.
Free refreshments for tour-goers
425 S. Warren Street
10% off your entire purchase
The DIETZ
New Bar & Grill at the Regency Tower 770 James St.
The Changing Room
225 Wilkinson Street
Free ice cream when you visit
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NEW REGENCY TOWER RESTAURANT Regency Tower is excited to announce the owners of Attilio’s Restaurant will open a new restaurant this summer, serving a lunch and pub-style menu.
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State Tower Building
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Jefferson Clinton Commons Chimes Building
BONUS STOP: Regency Tower - 770 James St.
Herald Commons
Official Tour Rest Stop
(Exact location not noted on map - Pick up the direct shuttle at Herald Commons)
OPEN HOUSES: A D-Train Doggie Daycare A B Ashley McGraw Architects
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