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That housing would be in addition to condominiums that Christenson Corp. is planning for nearby land along the Genesee River.
Construction on that condo project, with housing ranging from $180,000 to $250,000, could start late next year, the developer said.
Christenson estimated the hotel and office building projects represent $20 million in investment thus far, with the restaurant and condos projects carrying a possible $15 million price tag.
Hope for Mt. Hope
The global recession has slowed the University of Rochester's plans to redevelop a swath of Mt. Hope Avenue for student-oriented businesses. Ronald Paprocki, UR's chief financial officer, said the university had hoped this year to issue requests for proposals to various developers for land it owns on Mt. Hope south of Elmwood Avenue, including the parking lot that UR built after demolishing the closed Mt. Hope Wegmans Food Markets store. Instead, the university in the next few weeks will come out with requests for qualifications as it seeks to create a list of developers around the nation able and potentially interested in the redevelopment project, Paprocki said. UR then will discuss potential redevelopment options with those developers, he said.

