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A three-story building with ground-floor retail space and upper-floor apartments is being built at 4211 Mountain View Drive by Boslough Construction. The 15,000-square-foot project will cost $4 million, said Jeff Judd, vice president for development at Cook Inlet Housing Authority, which is developing the project.
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Published: November 3, 2006
Last Modified: November 3, 2006 at 05:42 AM
What: A three-story building with retail space on the first floor and apartments above. The two upper floors each have two studio apartments and five one-bedroom apartments, said Tony Epple, a project manager at Boslough Construction, the general contractor. The building is about 15,000 square feet, Epple said.
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The project cost is about $4 million, said Jeff Judd, vice president for development at Cook Inlet Housing Authority, the developer.
Where: 4211 Mountain View Drive.
Who: The architect is Koonce Pfeffer Bettis. Epple said Boslough's major subcontractors include BC Excavating, Legend Electric, Ingersoll Heating & Sheet Metal, Mantech Mechanical and Capitol Glass & Northerm Windows.
Why: This building is part of the third phase of a three-year plan to revitalize housing in the Mountain View neighborhood, Judd said. The rest of the third phase involves tearing down 24 housing buildings built in the 1940s and 1950s and replacing them with single-family houses. Cook Inlet has redeveloped 86 sites in the last three years, Judd said.
When: The project should be habitable in April, Judd said. Epple said Boslough plans to finish the project, which includes landscaping, in mid-June. 6.02% (6.10% last week)
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