Amid the pandemic, Electric Depot—originally touted as a catalyst for Mid City’s redevelopment—has been slower to take off than anticipated. However, activity could potentially be on the upswing. Developer Dyke Nelson says he’s close to executing letters of intent from two new tenants, one of which would move into Building B, which already houses five
Electric Depot’s progress hurt by COVID-19, but projected to pick up in 2021
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