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Jeffrey Place - News & Updates
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ShimmyKnocker
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Posted 2 years ago # -
ShimmyKnocker
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Ibiza, what's that? Just kidding!!!
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Walker
The KLD / Downtown
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http://www.jeffreyplace.com
(614) 297-7448
SALES@JEFFREYPLACE.COMPosted 2 years ago # -
heresthecasey
OSU
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Walker wrote >>
http://www.jeffreyplace.com
(614) 297-7448
SALES@JEFFREYPLACE.COMFrom my experience, the website is a disaster, no one answers the phone, and they never reply to emails.
Posted 2 years ago # -
ShimmyKnocker
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Walker wrote >>
http://www.jeffreyplace.com
(614) 297-7448
SALES@JEFFREYPLACE.COMGlad to see they're trying to resurrect their land fill by updating the website. I guess that is where everyone's deposit $$ went! Don't they get it, after alllllll of this, a fancy new web UI is not going to sell their property. If they couldn't do it during "the boom" why do they think they can do it now? And do not be fooled, that loser Joe Recchie is still the "CEO" of this tragic excuse for a development. Sorry Joe, but we know it's true..(i.e. The Broadwin)
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Walker
The KLD / Downtown
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An update from the Dispatch:
State clears the way for Jeffrey Place developer
Sunday, September 20, 2009 10:56 PM
BY MARK FERENCHIK
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCHThe state announced last week that the Jeffrey Place site in Italian Village is finally clean. The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency declared that the site north of Downtown, where Jeffrey Mining and Manufacturing operated for more than 80 years, meets state standards.
Whether that's enough for Recchie to move ahead with plans he announced in 2000 remains to be seen. The 41.5-acre site is still covered with debris and weeds.
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Analogue Kid
5th by West-Northwest
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Well now it's a certified clean urban prarie.
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mrsgeedeck
Castle of Lions
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The Husband and I had been interested in their purposed North Bank build last fall. We met with the sales agent who had a great pitch, and even met with Recchie himself about the plans for development in the area.
During the tour, we asked if North Bank would be completed by the end of our lease in spring of 2009, and were assured that it would be, seeing as how they already had 7 of the first 10 units sold. They just needed to get the last three sold and could begin construction. We were also told that the Lofts were awaiting an elevator permit so that the residents could move in.
On paper it was a great opportunity, and had the potential of being a great investment, but it also sounded a little too good to be true. Seeing as how the Loft space remains empty a full year later, they haven't even broken ground on North Bank, and last time I drove by most of the condos that were up had "for sale" signs out front, I'm glad we passed.
I'd still like to see this place build though, it would really help revitalize that corner.Posted 2 years ago # -
mrsgeedeck
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Walker wrote >>
Just a minor correction... I believe the JP development you're referring to is called "North Block":
http://northblock.com
"North Bank" is something else entirely. ;)
http://www.northbankcondos.comYou're right, I always misstate that development.
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rave_til_dawn
Dennison Place
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Nevermind. ;)
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