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Historic Longwood Towers just two years away from opening

Posted on 09/29/2006 07:46 AM | Link | Post Comment

Longwood Towers is being converted into 277 condo units, priced between $400,000 and $2 million.

Radco Cos., the company which recently completed construction of downtown's luxury Grandview development, bought the complex for $110 million, last year.

Plans for the property also include creating a golf driving range on the 4.5 -acre site and turning the buildings’ basements into a cigar room, wine cellar and 32-seat movie theater. A doorman, concierge service and room service will also be part of the offering.

The developer says half the units are already under agreement.

Source: Owner Primes Longwood Towers $30M Conversion - Beverly Ford, Globest.com

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