Apartments planned for 110-year-old downtown office building

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6 thoughts on “Apartments planned for 110-year-old downtown office building

    1. Agreed. It’s a great use for the property and talk about a time saver from a development standpoint.

  1. Great location, but rather pedestrian, nondescript architecture. The building occupies most all of its .18 acre site, which does not include any parking (either lot or garage). An average 7,656 square feet per floor works out to 8 or 9 apartments each averaging just over just over 900 square feet over seven floors (assuming the ground floor is devoted to lobby, mail room, management office, and amenities such as fitness center and/or community gathering space). As for the name of the repurposed building, why not “The Byfield,” in honor of its original architect?

    1. Best guess is they will work out a deal for parking with one of the adjacent lot owners (the majority of land use on this block is surface parking). Parking occupancy is still down so lot and garage operators will be looking for long-term or monthly opportunities.

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