Prime Vacant Land located in highly desired North Corktown Neighborhood. The DLBA is seeking a multifamily or commercial/mixed use development proposal. DLBA and it’s city partners would be supportive of a re-zoning petition to encourage a wider variety of uses than are currently allowed in the R4 zoning district. Addresses included in subject listing are: 2609 & 2623 Trumbull Ave. Land is currently Zoned as R4 Thoroughfare Residential District. All offers must be supported by Proof of Funds for both the Purchase Price, as well as the construction costs. The sale of said property is open to homeowners, investors and developers. The Seller requires a new build proposal with offer. Purchaser shall present construction plans or precedent architectural images of proposed development. Seller Purchase & Development Agreement to be provided upon acceptance of qualifying offer. All proposal requirements must be provided to be considered by Seller. Proposal Deadline is November 29, 2020.
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11/2/2020
Listed for sale
$175,000
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$1,547
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$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
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