Not sure why you're getting down voted, you called out 3 of the craziest roads in the city. All of which people treat as highways, and could use some serious speed reducing measures. Happy to see Henry is getting a little bit of that now in certain portions.

I think more housing and development there is a good thing, but the underground parking is no bueno. I think instead they need to have surface parking and the first floor of the complex starts elevated up above the surface parking. So flooding which is bound to happen would instead only affect the surface parking. I've seen a few other apartment buildings along the Schuylkill doing this type of build, which makes sense. However I'm not sure how they could really handle retail space with a design like that.

Development combined with extending the bike path to some extent would be amazing.