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Just received this email (for those that are interested): <img src="http://cityplace.cmail2.com/ei/y/2A/946/22B//top.gif" alt="City Place" width="650" height="544" border="0"> <img src="http://cityplace.cmail2.com/ei/y/2A/946/22B//middle.jpg" alt="Special Offer" width="650"...

Well then, I guess it's settled. Pass me some Kool-Aid, because the good times are here again!

Well, my interest is really starting to wane on this development... Just stopped by again to take a look- Noticed 3 new graffiti tags (one spray paint, one marker, and one scratched into glass). And a squatter. Didn't run into him personally, but the indication was clear: soup cans in the...

I'm here discussing it because I'm interested in buying a place there. What I'm not interested in, is paying prices well above market. I wouldn't call this low-balling, I'd call it realism. As I told the sales grumpy sales lady a long time ago "$750,000 goes a long way towards a single family...

Sort Sale, interesting. I guess that dress shop didn't work out. I would think that would be a hard sell, considering the developer still has these Plan B units for sale at $510,000. Which many people, including myself, still think is overpriced.

I saw some "scratch-iti" graffiti carved into the glass of one of the vacant units. It's been there for at least a half year. You'd think removing this would be a priority for the seller (as it probably doesn't help sales), but I guess not.

They should try having a "real" auction. You know, one that doesn't have $500,000 starting bids, and is more than just a marketing ploy. They should also try offering <strong>all</strong> the empty/unsold units for sale, instead of slapping sold stickers on everything and trying to get rid of...