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Seven Years Later, Still For Sale

May 14, 2008

Abandoned building

As long as I can remember the area around Notre Dame Street and de la Montagne has been continually changing.
Fields were cleared up, condos were developed on the west, then on the east side, a new student housing project is about to open. Many years have gone by since all the construction began, and amazingly enough this guy still has his for sale sign.

If I am not mistaken, it has been about seven years, maybe even more, that this property has had that same old sign: FOR SALE OR FOR RENT.

Previously, they had tenants on the main floor. Now, they don’t even have that. The building looks empty, run down and abandoned.
Trying to get the scoop on the situation here, I made a few calls to the number posted. No luck. If it’s not busy, the answering machine picks up. So, what’s the deal here? Is it for sale or not? Is it available for rent?
Are they selling out to the next developer? I think that’s just it.

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