The last vacant building in the 1300 block of Ninth Street, 1304 Ninth, is now for sale according to this Long and Foster listing. The asking price is $699,000, and the listing describes the property as follows: C2A zoned commercial row house located just a feet away from the Convention Center and new Douglas Development across the street. This property offers a gorgeous Victorian facade with great bones. Property needs complete rehab. Proper restoration of exterior may qualify for historical preservation tax credits.This long-vacant property has so much potential and is in a prime location. Here's to hoping it's purchased and renovated and that a new business occupies it soon.
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if it's C2A, does it have to be used commercially? could someone make it their home which is usually an R zoning? I assume so...just a thought!
According to the Office of Zoning Webpage, C2A zoning "Permits matter-of-right low density development, including office, retail, and all kinds of residential uses to a maximum lot occupancy of 60% for residential use, a maximum FAR of 2.5 for residential use and 1.5 FAR for other permitted uses, and a maximum height of fifty (50) feet."
So it seems this property could be used for ground floor retail with a residence above. I could totally see it.
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