Sentences with phrase «old vacant building»

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JBG Smith owns two dozen Crystal City office buildings — many of which are vacant and older — totaling more than 7 million square feet, according to The Real Deal.

The four - story, 77 - year - old brick building, previously a traditional high school, was vacant when flooded by Katrina and had slouched into a rotting, mold - choked shelter for displaced residents.

When the new library is built in the New Lenox Commons area north of Village Hall, the old building will be vacant.

County officials say a planned $ 3.4 million renovation will revive the vacant, 108 - year old building and save the county more than $ 600,000 a year in rent paid to private landlords.

Regional staffing agency SelectOne Search is getting $ 141,000 in tax breaks from the Erie County Industrial Development Agency for a $ 1.7 million project to convert a vacant 120 - year - old building in the Larkin District into its new offices.

Both projects involve the renovation of century - old buildings that have been vacant for years.

Built in 1894, oldest surviving examples of late - Victorian beach cottage architecture; vacant since 1917 and subject of controversy over «demolition by neglect»

Older buildings and vacant buildings are often covered on an actual cash value basis.

What I suggest is to drive for dollars in older subdivisions built in 1980 and below, look for vacant homes or distressed properties and send them post cards, call all FSBO and rent signs.

The data reveal a strong differential between older and newer buildings, with those built prior to the new millennium sitting at 13.9 % vacant, and those built since 2000 enjoying a much healthier 6.0 % vacancy.

The firm also has contracted to buy the vacant Century Building at 202 South State Street, an 89 - year - old, 16 - story office structure, for $ 2.25 million.