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In [[2019]] an affiliate of the Dexter, Missouri-based investment company Sixty West acquired the Brokers Building from Scruggs Investment Co. for $850,000. In [[2020]] the company applied for a [[Historic Preservation Tax Credit]] to help finance a potential redevelopment of the building. | In [[2019]] an affiliate of the Dexter, Missouri-based investment company Sixty West acquired the Brokers Building from Scruggs Investment Co. for $850,000. In [[2020]] the company applied for a [[Historic Preservation Tax Credit]] to help finance a potential redevelopment of the building. | ||
In [[2022]] [[Jabari Mosley]] purchased the building for $975,000. | |||
==Tenants== | ==Tenants== | ||
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** 104: building entrance, [[Z's Restaurant]] (2008–2020) | ** 104: building entrance, [[Z's Restaurant]] (2008–2020) | ||
** 106: [[Southern Culvert Co.]] sales office (1938), [[Partners Tax & Accounting]] | ** 106: [[Southern Culvert Co.]] sales office (1938), [[Partners Tax & Accounting]] | ||
** 108: [[Burnie Clifton]] novelties / [[Alabama State Tax Commission]] (1938), | ** 108: [[Plum Bar]] (2015–), former location of [[Burnie Clifton]] novelties / [[Alabama State Tax Commission]] (1938), | ||
** 112: [[Turner Printing Co.]] (1938), [[Birmingham Box Lunch]], [[Visions Hair Salon]] (2015–2020) | ** 112: [[Turner Printing Co.]] (1938), [[Birmingham Box Lunch]], [[Visions Hair Salon]] (2015–2020) | ||
** 114: [[Associated Sales Agency]] storage (1938), [[Terri's Big Top]] (1970s | ** 114: [[Dirty Ash's Urban Lounge]] (2011–2020), former location of [[Associated Sales Agency]] storage (1938), [[Terri's Big Top]] (1970s) | ||
* upper floors: | * upper floors: | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
* Van der Bijl, Hanno (May 21, 2020) "First Avenue North property owner applies for federal historic tax credits." {{BBJ}} | * Van der Bijl, Hanno (May 21, 2020) "First Avenue North property owner applies for federal historic tax credits." {{BBJ}} | ||
* Parker, Illyshia (May 19, 2022) "First Avenue North property sells to local business owner." {{BBJ}} | |||
[[Category:Brokers Building|*]] | [[Category:Brokers Building|*]] | ||
[[Category:1920s buildings]] | [[Category:1920s buildings]] | ||
Revision as of 08:22, 20 May 2022
The Brokers Building is a two-story, 50-foot by 140-foot brick commercial building on the southeast corner of Block 96, northwest of the intersection of 17th Street and 1st Avenue North. It was built in the 1920s on the former site of the Jeffers & Thomas lumber yard and the Washington Hotel.
In 2019 an affiliate of the Dexter, Missouri-based investment company Sixty West acquired the Brokers Building from Scruggs Investment Co. for $850,000. In 2020 the company applied for a Historic Preservation Tax Credit to help finance a potential redevelopment of the building.
In 2022 Jabari Mosley purchased the building for $975,000.
Tenants
- 1st Avenue North:
- 1628: Imperial Candy Co. (1925), B. I. T. Cafe (1929), Term Financial Co. loans (1964), Erika's Beauty Unlimited
- 1630–1632: J. F. Day Screen & Weatherstrip Co. (1938), Z's Restaurant dining room (2011–2020)
- 17th Street North:
- 100–102: J. F. Day Screen & Weatherstrip Co. (1938), Z's Restaurant dining room (2011–2020)
- 104: building entrance, Z's Restaurant (2008–2020)
- 106: Southern Culvert Co. sales office (1938), Partners Tax & Accounting
- 108: Plum Bar (2015–), former location of Burnie Clifton novelties / Alabama State Tax Commission (1938),
- 112: Turner Printing Co. (1938), Birmingham Box Lunch, Visions Hair Salon (2015–2020)
- 114: Dirty Ash's Urban Lounge (2011–2020), former location of Associated Sales Agency storage (1938), Terri's Big Top (1970s)
- upper floors:
References
- Van der Bijl, Hanno (May 21, 2020) "First Avenue North property owner applies for federal historic tax credits." Birmingham Business Journal
- Parker, Illyshia (May 19, 2022) "First Avenue North property sells to local business owner." Birmingham Business Journal