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* [[Five Points West]] | * [[Five Points West]] | ||
* [[Lakeview]] redevelopment | * [[Lakeview]] redevelopment | ||
* [[One Federal Place]] | * [[One Federal Place]] | ||
* [[Park Place (Hope VI development)]] | * [[Park Place (Hope VI development)]] | ||
* [[Pepper Place]] | |||
* [[Ridge Park]] | |||
* [[Birmingham Center for Urban Design and Planning]] | |||
==References== | |||
* Kemp, Kathy (February 24, 2008) "Birmingham native Cathy Sloss Crenshaw sets sights on regional transportation, renovated structures." ''Birmingham News'' | |||
[[Category:Developers]] | [[Category:Developers]] | ||
[[Category:Real estate firms]] | [[Category:Real estate firms]] | ||
[[Category:Sloss]] | [[Category:Sloss]] | ||
Revision as of 14:19, 24 February 2008
Sloss Real Estate Company is a modern day descendant of the large industrial and land holding Sloss Iron & Steel Company. The current president is Catherine Sloss Crenshaw, the great-great granddaughter of Colonel James Withers Sloss the founder of Sloss Furnace Company. Over the years the Colonel's industrial company became a large land-holder in the state which gave rise to a separate real estate company.
Sloss' son, Arthur Page Sloss and partner Everett Shepherd built the company into a major player in Birmingham's development.
Developments
- Five Points West
- Lakeview redevelopment
- One Federal Place
- Park Place (Hope VI development)
- Pepper Place
- Ridge Park
- Birmingham Center for Urban Design and Planning
References
- Kemp, Kathy (February 24, 2008) "Birmingham native Cathy Sloss Crenshaw sets sights on regional transportation, renovated structures." Birmingham News