February 24, 201214 yr http://nky.cincinnati.com/article/AB/20120223/NEWS0103/302220210/Drawbridge-sold?odyssey=tab|topnews|text|FRONTPAGE The Drawbridge was able to avoid foreclosure in December '10.
February 24, 201214 yr I wonder how much money the Deters Family lost on this deal? Charlie has PLENTY more to lose so I'm sure they aren't too worried about it either way. I think their only concern is that it makes them look poorly from a business perspective. Other than that it's no big deal.
February 24, 201214 yr Charlie has PLENTY more to lose so I'm sure they aren't too worried about it either way. I think their only concern is that it makes them look poorly from a business perspective. Other than that it's no big deal. Losing 5-10 Mil is a big deal to anyone.
February 25, 201214 yr Author Charlie has PLENTY more to lose so I'm sure they aren't too worried about it either way. I think their only concern is that it makes them look poorly from a business perspective. Other than that it's no big deal. Didn't realize the Deters family owned this. Isn't Charlie Deters 80 years old?
February 25, 201214 yr Didn't realize the Deters family owned this. Isn't Charlie Deters 80 years old? He's certainly up there, not sure is exact age. They are LOADED though, he's got several establishments up here, a few banks, and has a pizza company as well as some apartments or condo's down in Florida. Will be a long time before one of the Deters is struggling to get by.
February 25, 201214 yr Bed bugs will do that. They had bed bugs? It is a shame. I remember when the Drawbridge was a great place. I guess the newer convention centers and hotels outdated them. The Drawbridge was good for our community for a lot of years. I wonder if the Gatehouse will go down with it. I always loved that place and have been hopeful that might reopen.
February 25, 201214 yr The railroad put us up there, I have stayed there many many times. Didn't care for it. We had to walk to find a place to eat and no place to run. They now stay closer to Cincinnati.
February 25, 201214 yr The railroad put us up there, I have stayed there many many times. Didn't care for it. We had to walk to find a place to eat and no place to run. They now stay closer to Cincinnati. People can't walk these days? EVERY food place you could almost think of just a couple 100 yards away. No place to run? Not sure how much closer to Cincy, but downtown has almost NOTHING in food after hours.
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