zebidee
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Nah, nasty mouldy horrible like
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What can realistically be done with the old Co-Op?
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zebidee
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I found that page before, but found it so annoying, like a circle jerk of links to nowhere. Not sure why it's so difficult to put a direct phone number in somewhere.
Cue
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That is by design.
Tumble weed
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Can't remember, but it's under offer again apparently.
joshua
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i was just wondering if the sellers have included a structural report, might make interesting reading
Tumble weed
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It's probably one of those glamorous reports which haven't been updated in years which quote a thriving town centre.
Tumble weed
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It also may be why it's always under offer and never sold , they take one look at it, which is probably vastly different from the printed pictures, and run.
Bodger
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The current to let board is Miller Sandy but it doesn't appear on their website anymore. The board has been up for years and has the 'Let' sign on it for yonks. Not really sure who would take it on as you'd need very deep pockets. Be interesting to know who actually owns the building, if it's still the Co Flop or a far flung pension fund based off shore!
Plenty of land investments around. When I used to do weekend on-call work twice a year in Leeds I'd walk along the canal and back along the road. Tons of former industrial sites sitting there with a sign with a phone number on it to call for offers.
If you look at Detroit, a very run down city, but you won't find any land for sale. All bought up on cheap waiting for it to become valuable.