Waterfront Lot at Oak and Front Streets
That empty lot on the Port Angeles waterfront might be sold again. Two years ago Harry Dorssers bought the 1.9 acres near the Valley Creek Estuary. He was planning to build Black Diamond Harbor Plaza, a combination of condominiums, retail stores, a restaurant and underground parking.
He might keep part of the property and go ahead with his plan for the condos. (He already has the building permit.)
Or he might sell the entire lot. He’s negotiating a deal to sell all or part of the property to Lincoln Asset Management of Portland, OR. (This fact also hasn’t been confirmed by either side.)
Bob McChesney, executive director of the Port of Port Angeles, said: “The new developers are talking about putting a hotel there, but we haven't seen any new drawings by them as of yet.”
With everything being so indefinite, maybe the property will just stay undeveloped for a long time.
He might keep part of the property and go ahead with his plan for the condos. (He already has the building permit.)
Or he might sell the entire lot. He’s negotiating a deal to sell all or part of the property to Lincoln Asset Management of Portland, OR. (This fact also hasn’t been confirmed by either side.)
Bob McChesney, executive director of the Port of Port Angeles, said: “The new developers are talking about putting a hotel there, but we haven't seen any new drawings by them as of yet.”
With everything being so indefinite, maybe the property will just stay undeveloped for a long time.
Labels: Black Diamond Harbor Plaza, Bob McChesney, Harry Dorssers, Lincoln Asset Management Portland OR, Port of Port Angeles, Valley Creek Estuary
