This article in yesterday’s Dispatch revealed that the old Woodland Meadows site has wrapped up with demolition and can now be sold to a new developer. The city paid $2.5 million to level the 52-acre housing complex over the past two years. The site previously housed 1,100 apartment units, and has already sparked the interest of several developers eyeing the land for something new. Does anyone have any predictions on what we might see developed here?
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