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Architectural Review Board Ruling Keeps Historic Conti Street Homes from Relocation
A dispute over the proposed relocation of two historic Conti Street houses in Mobile has found resolution. Mobile's Architectural Review Board stepped in to address the controversy, which sparked in May after the houses were improperly moved from their original sites, prompting construction to stop. This event spurred local residents into a 'Save Conti' campaign.
Affordable Family Homes Initiative Set to Revive Mobile's Historic Campground Community
A new project offering affordable housing is set to revitalize Mobile, Alabama's historic Campground Community. Property owner Georgia Hill aims to set fair rents on four-bedroom townhomes, projected to be between $1,800 and $2,000 monthly.
Another day in investor paradise
A Birmingham-based developer paid $1.1 million for 5.3 acres in Spanish Fort Town Center at the corner of Cypress Way and Town Center Avenue in Spanish Fort, according to court records. The buyers plan to build an Alabama Recovery Center there, according to Angela McArthur of Stirling Properties, who represented the seller. Keith Shamblin of Shannon Waltchack worked for the buyer, LIV Development.
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