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'''The | '''The Halston''', formerly '''Autumn Wood Apartment Homes''' and '''The Retreat at Rocky Ridge''', is a 206-unit apartment complex located on 16.5 acres at 1000 [[Autumn Wood Drive]], off [[Old Rocky Ridge Road]] near the [[I-65]]/[[I-459]] interchange in [[Hoover]]. | ||
A 10-unit building at Autumn Wood was damaged by fire in [[2012]]. The owner's plans to repair the damage were complicated because the [[Hoover|City of Hoover]] required variance to its then-current zoning requirement that apartment communities not have more than 7 units per acre. | A 10-unit building at Autumn Wood was damaged by fire in [[2012]]. The owner's plans to repair the damage were complicated because the [[Hoover|City of Hoover]] required variance to its then-current zoning requirement that apartment communities not have more than 7 units per acre. | ||
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* Mann, Joshua (October 26, 2021) "Apartment complex sells in Hoover for $25.4 million." {{BBJ}} | * Mann, Joshua (October 26, 2021) "Apartment complex sells in Hoover for $25.4 million." {{BBJ}} | ||
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[[Category:Hoover apartments]] | [[Category:Hoover apartments]] | ||
[[Category:Old Rocky Ridge Road]] | [[Category:Old Rocky Ridge Road]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:08, 31 January 2022
The Halston, formerly Autumn Wood Apartment Homes and The Retreat at Rocky Ridge, is a 206-unit apartment complex located on 16.5 acres at 1000 Autumn Wood Drive, off Old Rocky Ridge Road near the I-65/I-459 interchange in Hoover.
A 10-unit building at Autumn Wood was damaged by fire in 2012. The owner's plans to repair the damage were complicated because the City of Hoover required variance to its then-current zoning requirement that apartment communities not have more than 7 units per acre.
An affiliate of Resource Real Estate of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania purchased the complex from the Collins Group in April 2013 for $8.5 million. They sold it to Timberland Partners Inc. of Minneapolis, Minnesota in 2021 for $25.4 million.
References
- Anderson, Jon (March 26, 2013) "Autumn Wood Apartments seeks zoning variance to rebuild fire-damaged building in Hoover." The Birmingham News
- Poe, Ryan (April 29, 2013) "Philly firm buys Hoover's Autumn Wood Apartments." Birmingham Business Journal
- Mann, Joshua (October 26, 2021) "Apartment complex sells in Hoover for $25.4 million." Birmingham Business Journal