FriendshipIntrepid91 t1_ixs84b5 wrote on November 25, 2022 at 10:42 PM

Reply to Missouri Mike's Mike Hickman by lollipopkiller98

Crosstown BBQ is the best spot to go in springfield. Smokin Bob's is good too. I've been disappointed all 3 times I've eaten at Missouri Mikes.

FriendshipIntrepid91 t1_ixpy21r wrote on November 25, 2022 at 11:22 AM

Reply to best place to sell an Xbox? by [deleted]

Any place you go is going to give you less than half of what a private sale would bring. That being said, vintage stock is your best option.

FriendshipIntrepid91 t1_ixdlh5d wrote on November 22, 2022 at 5:22 PM

Reply to comment by doppom in Pasta Express Cheese by Agentsas117

I agree in the sense that it's bad, but if people stop eating there, my good Mexican restaurants will get busier.

FriendshipIntrepid91 t1_itm4hp2 wrote on October 24, 2022 at 5:35 PM

Reply to Weekend getaway <6 hours away from SGF? Looking for pretty leaves, cute small towns, good bed and breakfast. by petlove499

Bentonville Arkansas would be my suggestion.

FriendshipIntrepid91 t1_is7ckow wrote on October 13, 2022 at 8:48 PM

Reply to Wood-fired Pizza Oven in SGF? by Globalksp

I think Brunos is wood fired. I know it's brick oven. Amazing pizza.

FriendshipIntrepid91 t1_ir5l6s2 wrote on October 5, 2022 at 2:38 PM

Reply to comment by xchadrickx in It’s gone. Most well-known home in University Heights demolished Tuesday morning by ChillyGraham

Not sure if you are a simpleton or if you truly do not have the ability to differentiate between residential property and commercial property. Commercial property is worth significantly more. The house was not priced to sell in the "housing market". And now the city will give in to the developer and rezone it commercial. Because as you so clearly know, money is all that matters in this world.

FriendshipIntrepid91 t1_ir4tvwi wrote on October 5, 2022 at 10:42 AM

Reply to comment by xchadrickx in It’s gone. Most well-known home in University Heights demolished Tuesday morning by ChillyGraham

What one niche developer is willing to pay for a parcel of land is not market rate for a home. If that house was listed anywhere near market rate, it would have sold 10x over in this market. The homeowner knew about the possibility for development at that intersection so they held out for a non homebuyer.

I'm not blaming the actual homeowner. I'm asking why all the people in that neighborhood that seem to care so much only blame the developer, I explained this as simply as possible.

FriendshipIntrepid91 t1_ir3bpaz wrote on October 5, 2022 at 12:47 AM

Reply to comment by xchadrickx in It’s gone. Most well-known home in University Heights demolished Tuesday morning by ChillyGraham

But the house wasn't sold at market rate. That's why it no longer exists. The developer is hoping to recoup his money by rezoning the lot.

I personally would not take less, but I'm also not one of the people complaining about rezoning.

FriendshipIntrepid91 t1_ir32s0b wrote on October 4, 2022 at 11:38 PM

Reply to comment by pile_of_holes in It’s gone. Most well-known home in University Heights demolished Tuesday morning by ChillyGraham

That's my point, the owner was asking a price no homebuyer was going to pay. So they knew a developer of some sort was the only way they were going to sell. So everybody in the neighborhood is mad at this developer but not their former neighbors who started this whole situation.

FriendshipIntrepid91 t1_ir2p0ej wrote on October 4, 2022 at 9:56 PM

Reply to It’s gone. Most well-known home in University Heights demolished Tuesday morning by ChillyGraham

Everybody is blaming the developers, but the previous owner was only willing to sell at a price no potential homebuyer would pay.