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    Pricing and Floorplans Revealed for Yankee Trader Apartments

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    Crews are working on interior finishes on the eleven apartments at Yankee on High, the five-story building at 463 North High Street that previously held the entrance to the Yankee Trader novelty and costume store. Pre-leasing for the apartments has begun, with pricing information and floor-plans now available on the project website.

    Zach Price of TRIAD Architects, who is developing the project along with Henry Price Investments, said that they are hoping residents can move in by the end of July. He also hinted that there will be news to come about the ground floor retail space; “we…have (it) leased to a gourmet restaurant specializing in organic burgers,” adding that the official announcement will be coming soon.

    The plan for renovating the 100-year old building was first announced last summer, and construction has proceeded more or less on schedule. Ten of the apartments will be one-bedroom units, ranging from 615 to 986 square feet and priced from $1,100 to $1,875 per month. The two-bedroom unit, which is two floors and over 1,800 square feet, has an asking price of $3,375 per month.

    All units feature high ceilings, hard wood floors and washers and dryers. Parking is available in the nearby Vine Street garage for an additional monthly fee.

    More information on unit rental information can be found at our Urban Living site.

    More information about the project can be found at www.yankeeonhigh.com.

    Photo by Walker Evans.

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