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Revision as of 18:44, 25 February 2023
- This article is about the mixed-use development. For Southside Fire Station, see Birmingham Fire Station No. 2.
Southside Station is a mixed-use apartment, retail and parking deck located on 19th Street between 4th and 5th Avenue South. The $15 million project was developed by H. J. Russell & Company of Atlanta, Georgia and designed by KPS Group. It opened in the Summer of 1994 and was dedicated in honor of Ferd F. Weil.
The five-story, 30-unit apartment building is managed by Arlington Properties in conjunction with the nearby Carriage Court. The 11,000 square-foot retail strip is occupied primarily by fast-food restaurants. The 880-space parking deck was built to serve nearby UAB Hospital and the Parliament Hotel & Suites (demolished in 2008).
Tenants
- 401 Falafel Cafe (Moses Hassan 2016–), former location of Sinbad
- Arc Realty
- Los Juanes Mexican restaurant
- Greenhouse salads and cookies
- 403 former location of Subway restaurant (closed August 13, 2019)
- Magic Wok
- Barbeque & Biryani (Mohammed Shahed December 2022–), former location of Milo's Hamburgers (February 1983–early 2000s)
References
- Nabbefeld, Joe (December 26, 1993) "Downtown revitalization notches number of gains." Birmingham News
External links
- Southside Station at hjrussell.com
- Southside Station apartment website