. . . I would suspect that the benefits of the potential recycling/crushing/shredding benefits will go to the party doing the demolition and probably was calculated into their bid . . .
. . . I would suspect that the benefits of the potential recycling/crushing/shredding benefits will go to the party doing the demolition and probably was calculated into their bid . . .
My issue is, I want to build a small 1,600-1,800 sq ft house, with a very small yard. Finding an empty lot in the st streets is very rare, and usually exp. Even if I find a ‘tear-down’ type house, they come in at least low -mid 100k’s, which blows my budget. It’s just not feasible to build a small, simple house for 400k.
I’ll prob have to find a lot further out, but I really want this area. Plus, those lots are usually bigger than what I want.
12/15/2023 - 6:41 am
Friday morning
Great pics, bitter sweet
With all the comments about structural issues on here, I’m surprised it’s still standing
Ha…I had that same thought. But they weren’t just comments….it was pretty evident for even non-engineering folks what terrible shape it was in. Tons of exposed rebar, etc.
And who knows, maybe it’s going down quicker than other, similar structures. It sure is happening a lot quicker than I thought at first. They are almost to my UD seats, and that PB should come down pretty quickly. That will be a big moment in the demo.
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