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Revision as of 20:17, 25 September 2009


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The Landmark Hotel is a proposed nine-story, 100-room luxury hotel to be located on the Downtown Mall. The site is a former Central Fidelity bank building.

The real estate and project is owned by Halsey Minor[1][2]. Stephen Blaine is his attorney for the project[3].

Prior owners of the project included Lee Danielson and Oliver Kuttner, and other names used for the project in the past are The Beacon-Charlottesville and Hotel Charlottesville[4].

Approvals

Construction

At groundbreaking on March 11, 2008, the opening was scheduled for July 2009[5][1].

Financing controversy threatened the project as early as November 2008, and Silverton Bank, the project's lender, eventually was subject of a bank failure[6].

Lee Danielson was the developer of the project until Minor fired him in December 2008[2].

Construction stopped in January of 2009[3].

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Danielson, Minor break ground on ‘Landmark’ Dave McNair, The Hook, March 11 2008, retrieved 26 Aug 2009.
  2. 2.0 2.1 Landmark Hotel developer fired Brian McNeill, Daily Progress, December 6, 2008, retrieved 26 Aug 2009.
  3. 3.0 3.1 Landmark mess: Hotel construction scales back, Lindsay Barnes, The Hook Jan 13 2009, retrieved 26 Aug 2009.
  4. 4.0 4.1 ONARCHITECTURE- Bright idea: Danielson's Beacon's back in town, Dave McNair, The Hook, March 1, 2007, retrieved 26 Aug 2009.
  5. New Details about New Luxury Hotel, Joanna Shrewsbury, NBC 29, March 11 2008, retrieved 26 Aug 2009.
  6. Landmark letdown: Hotel project’s lender folds, Lindsay Barnes, The Hook, May 1 2009, retrieved 26 Aug 2009.

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