Street Oddity: Extremely Vacant Lots
Dinosaurs may lurk in these Jurasic lots.
The flora is overgrown in these 3-4 undeveloped lots on Meadow. Is it an eyesore, or a sanctuary?
Future community garden?
Across the street, a full city block of land looks much better cared for, however, it also seems unused. Can anyone offer insights about the current purpose or future plans for either of these two properties? The plot thickens after the jump…
Well, here's a clue (on the west side of Meadow)
The auction for these lots is coming up on July 30th. Here is the web site http://www.lupergroup.com/upcoming.htm
The “Jurassic” lots on Meadow between Winder and Blair Street belong to the Virginia Home. The delapidated duplexes that once occupied these lots have been removed
I’ve listed the properties owned by The Virginia Home according to city tax records. I believe this property is before the 900 block. I’m glad to see it’s being sold but I’ve never been sure if The Virginia Home actually owns the lot. Does anyone know the exact address?
001125 S MEADOW ST
001123 S MEADOW ST
000923 S MEADOW ST
000919 S MEADOW ST
000921 S MEADOW ST
000915 S MEADOW ST
000917 S MEADOW ST
000911 S MEADOW ST
000913 S MEADOW ST
000907 S MEADOW ST
000905 S MEADOW ST
000903 S MEADOW ST
000901 S MEADOW ST
002016 POWHATAN ST
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