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'''Lakes at Inverness''' (formerly '''Cahaba Lakes Apartments''') is an 88-acre community composed of one- and two-bedroom apartments and townhouses located at 1000 '''Hunt Cliff Road''' off [[U. S. Highway 280]] in unincorporated [[Shelby County]]. | '''Lakes at Inverness''' (formerly '''Cahaba Lakes Apartments''') is an 88-acre community composed of 801 one- and two-bedroom apartments and townhouses located at 1000 '''Hunt Cliff Road''' off [[U. S. Highway 280]] in unincorporated [[Shelby County]]. | ||
In mid-August [[2008]], the complex was the site of the [[Cahaba Lakes murders]], in which five gruesome homicides were committed by drug couriers against members of an Atlanta-based faction of a Mexican drug cartel. The deaths were a major news item and the complex later changed its name to Lakes at Inverness. | In mid-August [[2008]], the complex was the site of the [[Cahaba Lakes murders]], in which five gruesome homicides were committed by drug couriers against members of an Atlanta-based faction of a Mexican drug cartel. The deaths were a major news item and the complex later changed its name to Lakes at Inverness. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:54, 9 July 2013
Lakes at Inverness (formerly Cahaba Lakes Apartments) is an 88-acre community composed of 801 one- and two-bedroom apartments and townhouses located at 1000 Hunt Cliff Road off U. S. Highway 280 in unincorporated Shelby County.
In mid-August 2008, the complex was the site of the Cahaba Lakes murders, in which five gruesome homicides were committed by drug couriers against members of an Atlanta-based faction of a Mexican drug cartel. The deaths were a major news item and the complex later changed its name to Lakes at Inverness.
In October 2012, a $4 million renovation of the complex was completed. Renovations included the clubhouse and pool deck, plus the construction of a cyber cafe, fitness center, and cinema-sized theater.
References
- Poe, Ryan. (October 23, 2012). "Construction Corp. completes $4M renovation at Lakes at Inverness." Birmingham Business Journal
External links
- Lakes at Inverness website