Looking for a little green help from our friends in the greening of our community | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: braford (braford![]() |
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Date: Thu, 14 Apr 2005 20:47:50 -0700 (PDT) |
Everyone in our Metro Cohousing group in St. Louis loves the fact that we're building in a vibrant, urban neighborhood with all the amenities of big city life close at hand. We are thrilled with the site plan developed in collaboration with the CoHousing Co. and have found a way to move all parking to the basements of our 100 year old commercial buildings. We've also decided to have flat, accessible green roofs on our new construction, but what we really wanted from the start is more ground level green space and some trees. So recently when the opportunity came up to buy a half-acre complete with trees right next to our site, we jumped at the chance and plunked down a non-refundable deposit. The challenge is that we only have until next Wednesday, April 20th, to close. We really don't want to lose that deposit or the chance to get this land. If we don't get it now, the seller has assured us that within a few weeks the trees will be history, replaced by four townhomes, fenced yards and detached garages. The land is too expensive not to build on, but in typical cohousing fashion, we would build in a way that would preserve all 16 trees. We have good prospects for long-term financing and the land will only appreciate, but we need a short-term loan to tide us over. I think you'd find our terms to be generous. If you can help, call Tom Braford ASAP. 314-479-6750. Thanks!
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Looking for a little green help from our friends in the greening of our community braford, April 14 2005
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