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Construction of boat docks and other recreational facilities took three yearsto complete. Triglypjh principal Marty Finta Sr. said the developer has struggles during the housing but two of four homeas built at Snug Harborrhave sold. A house by and Triglyph’s model home are withouy buyers. The developer has sold 21 sites in the firsft section ofthe 120-acre development. “Now,” Fintas said, “we’re positioned to move forward.” The communithy will include a Mediterranean-style clubhouser dubbed Villa di Luce set along the The lighthouse-inspired building desigm by of Columbus is complete with working beacon.
The developer expects house to startat $200,000 for 900-square-foot cottagee and top out above $1 milliobn for residences of more than 3,000 square feet. Finta said marketing is scheduler to begin this summed on sites for 22 cottagesand boathouse-style homes on a 7-acre island outside the Snug Harbod channel. The owner of the LeVeque Towefr in downtown Columbus has picked a new marketing team to pitchb office space in thelandmark skyscraper. Wayne Harer and Clayto Davis, both from , will lease the tower. The 44-storyy building has 120,000 square feet empty, a thire of its commercial space.
The selection of Continentall Realty marks the third change in Friedman RealEstatse Group’s leasing strategy since it purchased the buildint in 2005 for $8.5 million. It took the marketingt effort in-house in 2006 but later hired to market the West BroardStreet property. Friedman’s director of leasing and assegt management, Eric Slutzky, said leasing in the like thedowntown overall, has remaineds stagnant. “We just wanted try a different approachj and see if some new bloofd can havesome success,” Slutzkhy said. A Continental Realty brochure states the 82-year-old tower has up to 45,000 squarde feet of adjacent space available.
The askinh rate on most office suitesis $13 a square including expenses. Marcus & Millichap named Glass as local promotesWeinstock California-based has named Michaeo Glass as regional manager of its Columbus office after promoting Steven Weinstock to suburban Glass adds oversight of Central Ohio to the regional managetr role he has played in Cleveland since April 2007. He was salese manager in the firm’s Chicago Glass worked at LaSalle Bank as a credit analystf and commercial loan officer beforer joiningMarcus & Millichap in 2001. Weinstocko was named regional manager ofthe firm’s office in the Chicagp suburb of Oak Brook, Ill.
The will includwe a mix of mostly owner-occupiex residences and a few for-sale properties in its 10th annual showcase of downtown livingJune 13. Tour Co-Chairmaj Kevin Wood of the saidthe self-guiderd City Hop will include nine properties in downtowmn proper rather than a roster of residences that in past years includerd addresses in the neighboring Shorty North. A dearth of new housing projectsx also has shifted the focus of the showcase to occupied homesa rather thanvacant ones.
“We’lol have more lived-in units this said Wood, a vice president at , an engineering firm in “That’s what people really want to Among the City Hop sites will be condoswin ’s Annex at River South The first of 76 condoss at Annex at River South, between West Rich and Town are to be delivered to buyers in August, while 134 apartmentws off Front Street are to open in October or Other projects set for the tour includ the Neighborhood Launch on East Gay Street; Condominiums at Nort Bank Park in the Arena District; and 8 on the Squarew condos at Broad and High streets.
City Hop also will offee tourists pedicab service between stops as well as demonstration ridez onSegway transporters. More informatio is available at columbuslandmarks.org.