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The '''Standard at Midtown''' is a planned $40 million residential building at the corner of [[18th Street South|18th Street]] and [[1st Avenue South]] overlooking the [[Railroad Reservation Park]]. The project is being developed by [[Corporate Realty Development]], represented by president [[Jimmy Holloway]]. | The '''Standard at Midtown''' is a planned $40 million residential building at the corner of [[18th Street South|18th Street]] and [[1st Avenue South]] overlooking the [[Railroad Reservation Park]]. The project is being developed by [[Corporate Realty Development]], represented by president [[Jimmy Holloway]]. | ||
Progress on pre-selling units and scheduling construction has been held up by the lack of a firm timetable on the [[Railroad Reservation Park]] which will be the principal attraction for the Standard's location. Holloway has said that he expects construction of the Standard to follow immediately on the heels of groundbreaking for the park project, which is currently expected in | Progress on pre-selling units and scheduling construction has been held up by the lack of a firm timetable on the [[Railroad Reservation Park]] which will be the principal attraction for the Standard's location. Holloway has said that he expects construction of the Standard to follow immediately on the heels of groundbreaking for the park project, which is currently expected in January [[2008]]. | ||
In its [[December 11]] meeting, the [[Birmingham City Council]] removed completion of the Standard at Midtown from commitments that CRD entered into as part of a Redevelopment Agreement with the City of Birmingham. | |||
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Revision as of 22:50, 14 December 2007
The Standard at Midtown is a planned $40 million residential building at the corner of 18th Street and 1st Avenue South overlooking the Railroad Reservation Park. The project is being developed by Corporate Realty Development, represented by president Jimmy Holloway.
Progress on pre-selling units and scheduling construction has been held up by the lack of a firm timetable on the Railroad Reservation Park which will be the principal attraction for the Standard's location. Holloway has said that he expects construction of the Standard to follow immediately on the heels of groundbreaking for the park project, which is currently expected in January 2008.
In its December 11 meeting, the Birmingham City Council removed completion of the Standard at Midtown from commitments that CRD entered into as part of a Redevelopment Agreement with the City of Birmingham.
References
- Wilkinson, Kaija. (March 10, 2006) "Lofty Prices". Birmingham Business Journal.