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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 ...

City Council has approved zoning changes clearing the way for as many as four three- storey apartment buildings and up to 51 multiple attached dwellings on a long, narrow lot at 3876 Queen Street East . The apartment buildings on the northern part of the lot near White Pines Collegiate and Vocational School would contain 60 dwelling units . The multiple attached dwellings would be on the southern portion of the property near Queen Street and Pinewood Public School . The new subdivision will have 51 metres frontage along Queen and extends back 514 metres . The northern part of the property has been flagged as having significant archeological potential and developer Paul Guindon (1890713 Ontario Inc.) will be required to conduct additional archeological assessment work before any soil disturbance or development is allowed. "The applicant is seeking some flexibility in determining the overall dwelling unit mix within this...

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By KEVIN LANDRIGAN New Hampshire Union Leader August 20. 2017 11:16PM unit apartment complex ."> Elizabeth Voyiatzakis of Lucas Road in Manchester says her rural area is not the right location for a 165- unit apartment complex .  (Allegra Boverman/Union Leader) MANCHESTER — During three City Hall meetings over three months, residents of Lucas and South Mammoth Road desperately and sometimes loudly fought a luxury townhouse apartment rezoning request they maintain would forever change one of the last rural enclaves in the city. “I want somebody with a vested interest in keeping the land nice and this plan just won’t keep it that way,” said Elizabeth Voyiatzakis of 411 Lucas Road . Well-known developer William Socha got his turn at bat last week and made the most of it, filling the Manchester aldermanic chamber with employees, friends and residents of his other complexes. Their message? This development will produce $23 million in construction and generate $1.1 million to...