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A third building has come down on East Bay Street as the government continues what it deems to be an important element of rejuvenation and transformative efforts in Downtown Nassau. Senator Randy Rolle, who is spearheading the initiative, said the other zones in the wider downtown area are also being eyed for action. So far, the
As the demolition of abandoned buildings on East Bay Street continued over the weekend, Senator Randy Rolle, who heads the Tourism Revitalization Unit, said his team is completing the process “one building at a time”. “It’s an ongoing process,” Rolle told reporters on Saturday while at another demolition site in Downtown Nassau. “As you know,
Officials last night started the demolition of buildings on East Bay Street, longtime eyesores in a largely abandoned area of Downtown Nassau. In another time, the buildings had been a hub of activity and were a part of the charming architecture along the strip, but fell into decay and became a source of embarrassment and annoyance