We are officially open at the Woodford, a stunning 29-unit renovation at Roebling Point in the City of Covington, Kentucky! A huge thanks to our dedicated development team, construction team, and property management team for their incredible work on this project. Thank you to our partners Kentucky Heritage Council / State Historic Preservation Office, National Trust for Historic Preservation, Republic Bank, the City of Covington, Kentucky, and Kenton County Fiscal Court. Check out photos of the Woodford in the Cincinnati Business Courier: https://lnkd.in/gz_si37k
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❓Did you know Connecticut has, on average, one of the oldest housing stocks in the country❓ The median age of homes in Connecticut is around 50 years, compared to the national median of 37 years (per Preservation CT). Preserving and remodeling these historic homes comes with unique challenges and opportunities. We've put together a guide with some tips on starting out your historic remodel, finding a team that understands the intricacies of working with heritage properties, and what to look out for before remodeling starts. https://lnkd.in/em9qsuhp #FineHomeContracting #HistoricHomes #ListedProperties #CTHomes #CTHistory #LocalBusiness
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Discover the Real Value: How Much Is Your House Worth? In this video, we dive deep into the factors that determine the value of your house in a specific neighborhood. Find out why pricing should be based on neighborhood comparisons and the benefits of getting a bid for renovations. #RealEstateValues #HomePricing #PropertyWorth #NeighborhoodComparisons #RenovationCosts #HouseFlipping #HousingMarket #HomeRenovations #PropertyInvestment #RealEstateTips
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Urban Regional Planner | Community & Public Affairs “Reimagining America. Let’s get to work.”
Thank you Gabrielle Gould for bringing this to light. Let's start by focusing on our existing conditions and quality as it pertains to historic preservation and new builds. First, the statement “cheaper is better” has been ingrained in our building patterns and it needs to stop. Design, architecture, planning, and engineering is an art. A key signature of the team or individual who created it. I say team because most times it takes a team to bring it to fruition. “Wait, isn’t the quick prefab supposed to be more efficient?” Not exactly. The old way was! This is why we still see ancient marvels that baffle current structural engineering understanding. Look at the Pyramids or Manchu Pichu! These amazing feets are still standing to this day. As the saying goes, “Rome wasn't built in a day.” It certainly was not. So how can we build more resilient buildings? Start by getting to know the history and partner with an archeologist. Building quality is worth every dollar, it creates a vibrant community for all income types.
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These are a few of our favorite things! Demolition begins at 55/45 South Pleasant on Monday to build a stunning 5-story apartment building and parklet all the while preserving the integrity of the 120-year-old Hastings Building. While The Roberts Group is building for the future, The Roberts Family's 160+year history in Amherst remains grounded in The Roberts Group's downtown buildings, here are just a few of the historic downtown mixed-use buildings housing some of the BEST businesses in Amherst! Respecting and maintaining the historic beauty while creating new housing and experiential retail and commercial in downtowns is not only possible it is imperative to the vibrancy and success of America's downtowns, main streets, and centers. Office of Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey
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Property Site for Greenmeadow Lane Davidsonville, MD 21035
Property Site for Greenmeadow Lane Davidsonville, MD 21035
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Property Site for Greenmeadow Lane Davidsonville, MD 21035
Property Site for Greenmeadow Lane Davidsonville, MD 21035
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Property Site for Greenmeadow Lane Davidsonville, MD 21035
Property Site for Greenmeadow Lane Davidsonville, MD 21035
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Property Site for Greenmeadow Lane Davidsonville, MD 21035
Property Site for Greenmeadow Lane Davidsonville, MD 21035
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