November 30, 2010 – 12:56 pm
We Know Urban Realty has been luke warm on Landmark on Central High Rise Condos for some time, largely due to reported problems with the infrastructure of the building. In fact, on our Landmark on Central info page we flat out say that we won’t represent people looking to buy there until they educate themselves on the problems in the building.
The issues that we had been concerned with were rumors of electrical and air conditioning problems. Now Fox News is reporting that residents are suffering with no heat in the building due to two broken boilers.
We say it all the time, hire an experienced and knowledgeable real estate agent. I think the issues at Landmark on Central drive that point home.
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Infill development: meet your old friend, the single family home.
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