More later,
Terry
P.S.
Another nearby re-do made a lot of progress in one week:
Monday, April 19, 2010
Teardown get it's paint and a new teardown tease
They've painted it. I don't quite have time to show you. But I like this detail in black and white.
More later,
Terry
P.S.
Another nearby re-do made a lot of progress in one week:
More later,
Terry
P.S.
Another nearby re-do made a lot of progress in one week:
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Can't wait for more photos of the teardown with paint! Love to see how the houses go up. I have one starting next door to me in a couple of weeks.
ReplyDeleteSO not nice to tease, Terry, but it will be nice to see if they picked the color I liked!
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P.S. Still haven't figured out why my google acct. won't let me post! Grrrrrrrr.
Like the first photo very much.
ReplyDeleteHow does the scale of the second house work with the neighboring houses?
House things, I have plenty of photos of the house in context. It short, it's a lot bigger. But at least in my opinion it makes both it neighbor look better. When they landscape the new one it's going to very good for it's neighbors.
ReplyDeleteAnother thing that adds value to the smaller houses: It's a desirable neighborhood, school, and street. Smaller houses mean you can buy one for $1/2M less than for the brand new ones.
it looks like its towering over that other little house!
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