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Zoning approvals pave way for new housing developments in Cullman
CULLMAN, Ala. — Two recent rezoning approvals by the Cullman City Council cleared the way for new housing developments on the north and west sides of the city. Both properties were rezoned as R-4 districts in which a wide range of construction can take place, from single-family dwellings to “high-density” apartment complexes. Copper Horse Properties, LLC received approval from the council and planning commission to build four apartment buildings at the intersection of Logan Street Southwest and Veigl Avenue Southwest, a block south of West Elementary. The buildings will hold 108 individual family units. N31, LLC submitted a preliminary...
Home sales edge up in Athens, Decatur, but continue to fall in Huntsville
Home sales normally fall with the temperatures as families concentrate more on gift-giving than finding a new house. But home sales actually inched upward in two of the Huntsville area’s three markets in November, according to data from ValleyMLS. If you purchase a product or register for an account...
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More housing opportunities now available in the River City
DECATUR, Alabama — The River City is steadily developing, and one way that this is happening is by the 18 new townhomes that have been developed right here in downtown Decatur on Bank Street. The Decatur Morgan County Chamber of Commerce say that these two and three bedroom units will provide more modern and updated living for residents. Decatur Urban Ventures Managing Partner Yogi Dougher said, "The idea was to add some upper end housing to Bank Street, and to solve a housing need that Decatur seems to have." Dougher also believes that in order to have a community … you need one thing... people.“ To me, to have a community, you need to add people to the community and then [have places] for them to gather and shop. There is so much happening on Bank Street [that is] in the works and planning [stages], and some [new businesses] that are about to open. [For instance], the Social Market across the street is a large scale restaurant, I mean, a huge kitchen, and they'll be doing lots of catering and takeout, but also a restaurant in there. "
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