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This just in: You can succeed in today’s fickle Main Line real estate market—and we have the proof. PLUS: An ambitious new plan to expand and enhance downtown Malvern.
By Tara Behan
Photos by Jared Castaldi Published February 23, 2010 at 03:00 PM
Photos by Jared Castaldi Published February 23, 2010 at 03:00 PM
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What’s Selling Now
There’s a new real estate reality on the Main Line, but closing a deal is possible. Just to be sure, we asked local sellers, realtors and builders.
Here’s what we found.
Sleepy No More
Malvern business owners are banking on developers Eli Kahn and David Della Porta to wake up King Street.
You Asked, They Answered
Local real estate experts tackle the tough questions.
ALSO: Two Reasons to Buy (Sooner Than Later)
Reader Comments:
Steepleview may have sold out (amazing since tenants are serenaded many times a day by the fire station sirens next door)but tumbleweeds are rolling through at least two other monster, million dollar projects in downtown Wayne: Pembroke-sur-the-railroad-tracks and that phony chateau atrocity above the plastic looking Bank of America building. Pembroke is a ghosttown. There may be two tenants at most. But, who'd want to live surrounded by the din of the Septa tracks and a Range Rover dealership. The BofA condo, two feet from the street, would give tenants a chance to play that fun game "count the semis speeding down Lancaster Avenue." Now we see another set of sweethearted condos going up, butted up against School Lane. Too, too much.