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1508 Sandy Hill Road Plymouth Township, nestled in a region known for its Colonial School district, vibrant shopping, delightful restaurants, and the convenience of being close to Philadelphia, there is a unique property that holds the promise of a new beginning. This property, a rare gem in its own right, features a total of 7.7 acres spread across four distinct tax parcels. Each parcel is a canvas awaiting the brushstrokes of a visionary, with the current zoning allowing for residential use, providing an opportunity to create something truly special. The zoning 20,000 square feet per lot, paving the way for a magnificent new construction project. All prospective Buyer’s should envision the possibilities, they are encouraged to reach out for a conceptual plan, a blueprint for the masterpiece that could grace this expansive canvas. However, the buyer would need to navigate the process of obtaining final approvals from the Plymouth Township authorities. The property boast public sewer accessibility conveniently located just across the street. The building, a witness to the passage of time, comes equipped with a gas meter and electric connections, signifying the potential for modern amenities. In its current state, the property is being offered in "as is" condition total additional real estate taxes on the remaining three lots amounted to $2,032, a small price to pay for the promise held within the expansive acreage. The story of this property is not just about land and structures; it is about the visionaries and dreamers who could see beyond what is to what could be. It is an invitation to create, to build, and to contribute to the rich tapestry of Plymouth Township. Also the possibility for No - Impact House - Based Business. Please request information. 610-832-0099
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1508 Sandy Hill Road Plymouth Township, nestled in a region known for its Colonial School district, vibrant shopping, delightful restaurants, and the convenience of being close to Philadelphia, there is a unique property that holds the promise of a new beginning. This property, a rare gem in its own right, features a total of 7.7 acres spread across four distinct tax parcels. Each parcel is a canvas awaiting the brushstrokes of a visionary, with the current zoning allowing for residential use, providing an opportunity to create something truly special. The zoning 20,000 square feet per lot, paving the way for a magnificent new construction project. All prospective Buyer’s should envision the possibilities, they are encouraged to reach out for a conceptual plan, a blueprint for the masterpiece that could grace this expansive canvas. However, the buyer would need to navigate the process of obtaining final approvals from the Plymouth Township authorities. The property boast public sewer accessibility conveniently located just across the street. The building, a witness to the passage of time, comes equipped with a gas meter and electric connections, signifying the potential for modern amenities. In its current state, the property is being offered in "as is" condition total additional real estate taxes on the remaining three lots amounted to $2,032, a small price to pay for the promise held within the expansive acreage. The story of this property is not just about land and structures; it is about the visionaries and dreamers who could see beyond what is to what could be. It is an invitation to create, to build, and to contribute to the rich tapestry of Plymouth Township. Asking Price $1,250,000 www.Bankersrealty 1.com
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We need to understand how words can be used to deceive. The term “renewing existing co-ops” is used here in the same way that the Broadway Plan said that existing rental apartments would be “renewed.” When that word “renewing” is converted into action, it means demoviction and demolition to clear the way for tower construction. It should not escape the public’s notice that Kirby-Yung’s motion would basically supersede planning for False Creek South which was to have been done by the planning department as directed by Council’s previous motions. (Kirby-Yung’s motion fails to make any reference to them.) Surprisingly, however, the motion actually seems to focus on redeveloping existing City-owned co-op sites, especially in False Creek South … instead of developing vacant City lands for new co-ops. https://lnkd.in/dKwbjpJB
Kirby-Yung motion (March 13 Council) on ‘Future of Co-op Housing’ seeks a path for mass demolition of existing affordable co-op housing and big real estate moves in False Creek South
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1508 Sandy Hill Road Plymouth Township, nestled in a region known for its Colonial School district, vibrant shopping, delightful restaurants, and the convenience of being close to Philadelphia, there is a unique property that holds the promise of a new beginning. This property, a rare gem in its own right, features a total of 7.7 acres spread across four distinct tax parcels. Each parcel is a canvas awaiting the brushstrokes of a visionary, with the current zoning allowing for residential use, providing an opportunity to create something truly special. The zoning 20,000 square feet per lot, paving the way for a magnificent new construction project. All prospective Buyer’s should envision the possibilities, they are encouraged to reach out for a conceptual plan, a blueprint for the masterpiece that could grace this expansive canvas. However, the buyer would need to navigate the process of obtaining final approvals from the Plymouth Township authorities. The property boast public sewer accessibility conveniently located just across the street. The building, a witness to the passage of time, comes equipped with a gas meter and electric connections, signifying the potential for modern amenities. In its current state, the property is being offered in "as is" condition total additional real estate taxes on the remaining three lots amounted to $2,032, a small price to pay for the promise held within the expansive acreage. The story of this property is not just about land and structures; it is about the visionaries and dreamers who could see beyond what is to what could be. It is an invitation to create, to build, and to contribute to the rich tapestry of Plymouth Township. Asking Price $1,250,000 www.Bankersrealty1.com 610-832-0099 Top of Form
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Why I voted "No" on the proposed Hull Street project. First, it is important to note that the only part of this project that requires a Special Use Permit (SUP) is the side setback. Demolition, height, use, etc. are all by right. Second, I am not anti density, anti housing, or anti affordable housing. I am pro all of those things - where they make sense. I am anti "concentration of poverty" and would LOVE to see inclusionary zoning incented. What I object to is the slow (and sometimes not so slow) erosion of the historic fabric and historic character of the neighborhoods, commercial corridors, and cultural landscapes that make up our city. It's not about one single building or a single district but the thousand paper cuts of the one building at a time demolition that ultimately leads to the loss of local identity, character, and flavor. I would love to discuss a moratorium on demolition of structures over 50 years old until the City's Cultural Resources Stewardship Plan is completed, before our character has been irrevocably changed. Thank you for your time, attention, and curiosity! (and no shade, ATX!) #planning #planningcommissioner #historicpreservation #culturalheritage #neighborhoods #housing #communitydevelopment #demolition
Planned 5-story building on Hull Street gets approval despite concerns
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Phrase of the day: COVERED LAND PLAY. When AQS lent on this assisted living facility during the depths of the 2022 "Recession That Wasn't,"™ this property was just an older vintage cashflowing assisted living facility on one of Austin's main roads. In the two years since, two new luxury mixed use developments have been built across the street with a 3rd under construction. In a covered land play, the property has a "higher and better use" than the one it currently has. Here, the 2022 appraised amount of $9mm as an assisted living facility is out of sync with the new market value as a multi-story mixed-use development. Hence the "land play" portion of the term. More importantly though, as an investor, your costs are "covered" with the cash flow of the property, allowing you to sit back while accumulating capital appreciation.
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In 2017, a California law aimed at easing regulations for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) – basement suites, garage apartments, and backhouses – went into effect. The impact in Los Angeles was dramatic. Within two years, building permits for ADUs jumped by 30%, making up a significant one-fifth of all new housing permits issued. In stark contrast, big cities in other states like Seattle saw a much smaller impact, with ADUs making up only 2% of new housing permits during the same period. https://lnkd.in/gFqekz54
Lessons from Los Angeles: The United States' Path to Regulating Accessory Dwelling Units
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Residential projects are definitely on the rise in NYC.
Rybak reveals plans for Midtown East development site
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If a developer wants your property, what exactly are they offering? Usually they want to take an option on your property. What are options and what should you do about them? Read about them here. #commercialproperty #commercialpropertyinvestment #commercialpropertyportfolio #sydneycityfringe #broadway #glebe #balmain #leichhardt #newtown #enmore #parramattaroad #commercialretailspace #putoption #calloption https://lnkd.in/gqmyS4f2
What to do if a developer wants to option your Sydney City Fringe property
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Fun Fact Friday: Discover the Quirky Side of Multifamily Construction! 🏡🤓 Construction is serious business, but there's always room for a bit of fun and fascinating facts! Did you know these quirky insights about multifamily construction? 🛠️ 1. Sky-High Connections: The tallest residential building in the world is Central Park Tower in New York City, reaching an astounding 1,550 feet! Talk about reaching new heights in multifamily living. 2. Underwater Homes: In Amsterdam, there are unique floating homes designed to adapt to rising water levels, showcasing innovative solutions for waterfront living. 3. The LEGO Connection: The average LEGO brick can withstand 950 pounds of force, highlighting the incredible strength and durability that goes into construction, even on a smaller scale. 4. Ancient Innovations: The Romans were pioneers in multifamily living with their insulae, apartment-like structures that housed multiple families, complete with shared amenities. 5. Building on Ice: In Sweden, the Ice hotel is constructed anew each year from ice blocks harvested from the Torne River, demonstrating the versatility of construction materials. What fun construction facts do you find fascinating? Share your favorites in the comments below! #funfactfriday #constructiontrivia #multifamilyconstruction
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