
“I love the classic Cape Cod design with modern aesthetics,” listing agent Josh Behr said.
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“I love the classic Cape Cod design with modern aesthetics,” listing agent Josh Behr said.
Minnesota-based Upsher-Smith Laboratories said last year it plans to close the plant at 301 S. Cherokee St.
When it comes to million-dollar homes, it’s now a buyer’s market.
The three-story home has 4,222 square feet above ground plus a 1,441-square-foot finished basement.
“I think we’re going pretty deep into a recession and I think it’s going to be drawn out, unfortunately,” BMC Investments CEO Matt Joblon said.
We checked back in on the blockwide project that combines apartments and condos, a bridge away from the 41st and Fox commuter rail station.
The 208-unit building would be just north of Waldschänke Ciders + Coffee, and a short walk from a commuter rail station.
The project is considered the second and final phase of Westfield’s S*Park development, with the first phase a block away.
“We think it’s a great up-and-coming area,” said John Zakhem.
The owners of the six units want to sell the property to Houston-based developer Hines, which would build a senior living facility.
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