Developers are hoping to build a six-storey apartment with 234 units on a prime piece of Penticton real estate.They’re proposing to build it on 270 Riverside Drive at the former site of the Ogopogo Motel on th
By Christina Haley O Neal, posted About 5 hours ago The city of Wilmington is looking to purchase property located in downtown s northern gateway, slated to become a part of a potential $90 million mixed-use development.
City council members will consider a resolution authorizing the $625,000 purchase of 0.39 acres at 1019 N. Third St., according to the city s agenda. The city would be taking over the purchase from East West Partners Management Company Inc. (EWP). The current property owner is Spiro Macris. If approved, upon assignment of the contract, the City will be obligated to purchase the property by paying the remaining balance of $524,000 and reimburse EWP $101,000 for their previous deposits and elected option period fees, stated the city s agenda. Together, these payments represent the total purchase price of $625,000. In addition to the purchase price, the City will be responsible for any and all closing costs associated with the conveyance.
PLANS to build a Costa Coffee drive-thru on the site of a hotel in Flintshire which was ravaged by fire have been refused. It follows an assessment of the impact on traffic in the area surrounding the former Gateway to Wales hotel site in Garden City being described as “insufficient”. A fire tore through the 40-bedroom hotel, which sits just off the A494, in December 2017, which completely gutted the building. It stood derelict for more than two years before the site was bought by Manchester-based developers Valedown Developments Ltd in March last year. Following the hotel’s demolition, proposals were put forward to create four retail units in its place, including a 1,808 square foot Costa Coffee shop.