A public auction for the property at 10-12 North Second Street will be held on December 6, 2016. The auction notice describes the structure as a “3-story Historic Warehouse.” Terms are $10,000 down on the day of sale with settlement within 45 days. The property was recently listed for sale for $350,000. The building was formerly home to Becker’s Potato Chip Factory and is currently owned by David and Suzanne Doolittle.
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Let's hope the buyer will not make apartments out of it. We don't need any more. Too many already.
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Wish the Doolittles well and hope for a positive outcome for the future of this property.
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If it is apartments so be it. Get rid of Ghetto Landlords and Tenants, Welfare Reform.
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Don't need anymore apts in this town already have to many.
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Luxury apartments would be nice along with some shops.
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There is not a market here for true luxury apartments, somebody could potentially call a project luxury apartments and slip them in but ultimately they will slip down to something considerably less than luxury, sort of the opposite of putting a rotten apple in a basket and thinking the rest won't get rotten, now building 500 luxury apartments like they did in Asheville North Carolina, that would make a change
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http://www.citizen-times.com/story/news/local/2014/09/24/apartment-building-booming-south-asheville/16166177/
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Perhaps something like Trinity House or Saint Peters Apartments would be a nice thought.
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Do we wish the Biglers well too. Am I missing something here. There last name should be spelled Do Little.
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Let's hope the buyer will not make apartments out of it. We don't need any more. Too many already.
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Wish the Doolittles well and hope for a positive outcome for the future of this property.
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If it is apartments so be it. Get rid of Ghetto Landlords and Tenants, Welfare Reform.
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Don't need anymore apts in this town already have to many.
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Luxury apartments would be nice along with some shops.
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There is not a market here for true luxury apartments, somebody could potentially call a project luxury apartments and slip them in but ultimately they will slip down to something considerably less than luxury, sort of the opposite of putting a rotten apple in a basket and thinking the rest won't get rotten, now building 500 luxury apartments like they did in Asheville North Carolina, that would make a change
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http://www.citizen-times.com/story/news/local/2014/09/24/apartment-building-booming-south-asheville/16166177/
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Perhaps something like Trinity House or Saint Peters Apartments would be a nice thought.
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Do we wish the Biglers well too. Am I missing something here. There last name should be spelled Do Little.
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