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Townhomes & Condos For Sale in Arlington Heights, Illinois - August 2017

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There are currently 168 townhomes & condos for sale in Arlington Heights with an average list price of $208,575. Arlington Heights Subdivisions with Townhomes & Condos for Sale: 12 Oaks At North Arlington - 1 home for sale 12 Oaks at North Arlington is a townhouse subdivision built in the mid 1960s. 12 Oaks at North Arlington is located in Arlington Heights, Illinois on the east side of Arlington Heights Road just north of Thomas Road. 121 S. Vail - 1 home for sale 121 S. Vail is a 27 unit condo building built in the 1970s. 121 S. Vail is located in Arlington Heights, Illinois. 205 W. Miner Street - 1 home for sale 205 W. Miner Street is a 28 unit condo building built in 1975. 205 W. Miner Street is located in Arlington Heights, Illinois. Arlington Crossings - 2 homes for sale Arlington Crossings is a 66 townhouse community built in the 2010 by Pulte Homes. Arlington Crossings features town homes with floor plans ranging from 1,464 to 1,736 square feet of living ...

Public Record | 2017-08-25 | Grand Rapids Business Journal

MORTGAGES Selected mortgages filed with Kent County Register of Deeds SCHONDELMAYER, Chad et al, Lake Michigan Credit Union , Crystal Springs Plat No. 3, Lot 136, $315,875 KIRBY, Catherine J. et al, Quicken Loans, Walker, 2-7-12, $245,600 DAY, Eric G. et al, ChoiceOne Bank, Condo-Knockadoon Condominiums, $316,033 LOWE, Nathan et al, AmeriFirst Financial Corp ., Eastwood Plat, Lot 22, $223,250 KARCZEWSKI, Scott et al, Lake Michigan Credit Union , Grattan Twp., 17-8-9, $274,500 HAGA, Scott et al, Mercantile Bank Of Michigan, Princeton Estates No. 16, Lot 618, $219,600 SCHMIDT, Nancy A. et al, Finance Of America Reverse, Apple Valley Plat No. 3, Lot 31, $324,000 MULLINS, Lawrence H. et al, Independent Bank, Cascade Twp., 20-6-10, $256,410 COXON, Brad et al, ChoiceOne Bank, Solon Twp., 15-10-11, $260,000 3015 DORMAX LLC, Economic Development Foundation , Grand Rapids Gravel Industrial Park No. 2, Lot 37, $225,000 FASSETT, Brennan et al, Quicken Loans, Vergennes Twp., 31-7-9, $368,475 S...

One-bedroom, one-bathroom condo in Arlington lists for $195,000

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The 716-square-foot one-bedroom, one-bathroom condo at 1121 Arlington Blvd., Unit #631, in Arlington, Va., is listing for $195,000. (Redfin) When you want to own a house near a Metro station and have a tight budget, a condo can be a good solution as long as you are careful to include the condo fee in your housing payment calculation . While even condos in the District can be pricey, crossing the Potomac into Arlington can sometimes get you more for your money, but you’ll have to shop carefully. The median sales price in Arlington County was $625,000 in June, according to the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors. Yet some condos are available to buyers looking for affordability. For example, the condo at River Place at 1121 Arlington Blvd., Unit #631, is priced at $195,000. The monthly condo fee is $450 per month, and annual taxes are $2,123 for the one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit, which has 716 square feet. The condo fee includes all utilities. [Studio condo in Arlington ...

More than 700 homes to be built on 200+ acres of land next to Lake Howell in Seminole County

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A residential community with 250 town homes and 458 single-family houses is slated for Howell Branch Road in south Seminole County . Meritage Homes Corporation bought more than 200 acres on Howell Branch Road and east of Semoran Boulevard to develop a community being called Hawk’s Crest. The purchase price was about $40 million, property records show . New homes will have 1,600 to 5,200 square feet with three to six bedrooms. Prices are expected to range from $260,000 to $635,000 with sales starting in late 2018 and closings planned for early 2019, according to the company. South I-Drive acreage sells Windermere resident Alessandro Da Silva Oliveria purchased 9 acres of vacant land on South International Drive , Orlando, from the Southeastern Conference Association of Seventh Day Adventists Inc. for $950,000. The religious nonprofit plans to reinvest the proceeds to build a church at an undetermined Orlando location , according to a news release. NAI Realvest Partner Paul P. ...

• Deercreek Village Apartments • deercreekvillageapartments.com

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How Churches and Service Clubs Can Ease Housing Crunch

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“It’s kind of in my bloodline,” said Jack Barr. Contests, events & more from Tyee and select partners His great-grandfather, grandfather, and father were all Freemasons. Barr followed in their footsteps, and is the president of the Vancouver Masonic Centre Association today . As political scientist Robert Putnam noted in his famous work Bowling Alone , community groups like the Freemasons have been declining for the last few decades. Religious groups like the Roman Catholic Knights of Columbus, military groups like Legions, service clubs like Rotary and Kiwanis, even youth scouting groups and bowling leagues have seen participation plummet. Some longtime churches have also seen congregations shrink dramatically . Barr says freemasonry’s most recent heyday was the late-1960s and early-1970s. But the organizations are still around, and many own property. A number of groups are facing the question of what to do with their land and buildings as needs change, along with their abili...