Ashville

Ashville, AL · Real Estate
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Zoning plan submitted for 331 acres in west Hoover
Signature Homes has presented the development plan for its next big community in western Hoover, and the proposal is slated to be considered by the Hoover Planning and Zoning Commission on Nov. 2. Update: The Collier Vallley development plan was continued by the zoning board on Nov. 2 and was...
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Leeds Hall Apartments sues city over permit review for planned 144-unit complex
LEEDS, Ala. — Leeds Hall Apartments LLC filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the City of Leeds, alleging officials improperly used a zoning moratorium to block review of a building permit application for a planned apartment complex. The company says the property for The Grove at Leeds Station is already...
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$9.4 million building permit for UAB Hospital expansion + more new high-dollar projects
Fifteen new building permits were issued this past week across Alabama for construction projects exceeding $1 million. These permits were for projects primarily in the Huntsville and Birmingham metros. A $9.4 million permit was issued for the ongoing expansion project at UAB Hospital’s North Pavilion. Expansion of UAB Hospital’s...
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The Underrated Town In Alabama That’s So Affordable, It’s A Retiree’s Dream Come True
Some towns earn their reputation loudly, with big events and bigger marketing budgets, and some towns just quietly get everything right and wait for the world to catch up. Sylacauga, Alabama is firmly in the second category, and the world is starting to catch up. Tucked into the hills of...
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Leeds residents sound off on state-backed apartment project
LEEDS, Ala. (WBRC) - Residents packed Leeds City Hall Monday night for a public hearing on a proposed 144-unit apartment complex, with most speakers saying they do not want the project to move forward. What is the Grove at Leeds?. The project is called the Grove at Leeds. It would...
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Birmingham identifies $11 million ‘mystery building,’ approves 60-day review
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBMA) — Birmingham city leaders have identified the downtown property they are considering buying for $11 million: 2001 Park Place North. The City Council voted Tuesday to authorize a 60-day due diligence period, giving the city time to inspect the building and assess its needs. The vote does not commit Birmingham to completing the purchase.