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'''Flats on 4th''' is | '''Flats on 4th''' is an apartment building being constructed at 300 [[16th Street South]] in [[Birmingham]]'s [[Parkside district]]. It was developed by [[Watts Realty]]. | ||
As originally proposed, the complex would have had five floors with a separate parking deck. The developers later reduced the size of the project to four floors with enclosed parking on the street level. | As originally proposed, the complex would have had five floors with a separate parking deck. The developers later reduced the size of the project to four floors with enclosed parking on the street level. They also scrapped the planned fitness center and swimming pool, investing in larger room sizes and better sound attenuation between units and also lowering rental prices to target a market not served by most newly-built downtown apartments. | ||
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* Godwin, Brent (October 26, 2016) "How one downtown development is taking a different approach." {{BBJ}} | |||
[[Category:Southside apartments]] | |||
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[[Category:3rd Avenue South]] | |||
Revision as of 16:08, 26 October 2016
Flats on 4th is an apartment building being constructed at 300 16th Street South in Birmingham's Parkside district. It was developed by Watts Realty.
As originally proposed, the complex would have had five floors with a separate parking deck. The developers later reduced the size of the project to four floors with enclosed parking on the street level. They also scrapped the planned fitness center and swimming pool, investing in larger room sizes and better sound attenuation between units and also lowering rental prices to target a market not served by most newly-built downtown apartments.
References
- Godwin, Brent (October 26, 2016) "How one downtown development is taking a different approach." Birmingham Business Journal