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[[Image:Highland C Front.jpg|right|thumb|275px|Rendering for 700 A Condominium by Erdreich Architecture]]
[[Image:Highland C Front.jpg|right|thumb|275px|Rendering courtesy Erdreich Architecture]]


The '''Highland Court Apartments''' are a 1950s or 1960s apartment complex at 700 [[34th Street South]].
'''700 A Condominium''' (formerly the '''Highland Court Apartments''') is a 35-unit condominium building located at 700 [[34th Street South]].


The complex was sold to partners [[Michael Cooney]], [[Brett Connor]], [[Court Davis]] and [[Clint Choate]] for $1.5 million in June [[2006]]. The partners plan to redevelop the property as 33 condominiums for a total of around $5.6 million, financed by [[Red Mountain Bank]].
The complex, built as apartments in the 1950s, was sold to partners [[Michael Cooney]], [[Brett Connor]], [[Court Davis]] and [[Clint Choate]] in June [[2006]] for $1.5 million. They spent $5 million updating and renovating the building with a swimming pool courtyard, recreation room, dry sauna and a re-styled facade.
[[Image:Highland C Court.jpg|right|thumb|175px|Courtyard rendering by Erdreich Architecture]]
 
[[Erdreich Architecture]] is drawing up the plans for the reconstructed complex, which includes a swimming pool courtyard. The project is expected to reopen in spring [[2007]]. The renovated complex will be named '''700 A Condominium'''.
The project was designed by [[Erdreich Architecture]] and built by [[Professional Builders]] with financing from [[Red Mountain Bank]]. The project was completed in June [[2008]].
 
[[Image:Highland C Court.jpg|right|thumb|125px|Courtyard rendering courtesy Erdreich Architecture]]
 
The units ranged from $149,000 to $339,000 when sold. The upper units have views of the city skyline.  


==References==
==References==
* Wilkinson, Kaija (July 28, 2006) "City apartment complex slated for makeover." ''Birmingham Business Journal.''
* Wilkinson, Kaija (July 28, 2006) "City apartment complex slated for makeover." ''Birmingham Business Journal''
 
* Hippensteel, Jena (July 3, 2008) "Developers open $5M 700 A Condominium on Southside." ''Birmingham Business Journal''
* [http://www.erdreicharchitecture.com Erdreich Architecture] website


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Revision as of 13:42, 3 July 2008

Rendering courtesy Erdreich Architecture

700 A Condominium (formerly the Highland Court Apartments) is a 35-unit condominium building located at 700 34th Street South.

The complex, built as apartments in the 1950s, was sold to partners Michael Cooney, Brett Connor, Court Davis and Clint Choate in June 2006 for $1.5 million. They spent $5 million updating and renovating the building with a swimming pool courtyard, recreation room, dry sauna and a re-styled facade.

The project was designed by Erdreich Architecture and built by Professional Builders with financing from Red Mountain Bank. The project was completed in June 2008.

Courtyard rendering courtesy Erdreich Architecture

The units ranged from $149,000 to $339,000 when sold. The upper units have views of the city skyline.

References

  • Wilkinson, Kaija (July 28, 2006) "City apartment complex slated for makeover." Birmingham Business Journal
  • Hippensteel, Jena (July 3, 2008) "Developers open $5M 700 A Condominium on Southside." Birmingham Business Journal