2024 2nd Ave, Birmingham AL 35203
Buyers who purchase one of the remaining five residences left at City Federal will receive:
On February 2nd at 11 a.m., the vision for bringing baseball to Downtown Birmingham comes one step closer as the $64 million Birmingham Barons baseball park breaks ground. Upon completion, the Barons will say farewell to their home for the past two decades, Hoover’s Regions Park, and begin hosting their home games less than half a mile away from City Federal. For more information about the new home to the Barons, see the article on AL.com.
Artist's rendering of Baron's park with
Downtown skyline views
Featured Home #1303
2 Bedroom, 2 Bath
List Price: $170,900 (a $99,000 price reduction)
1,169 Square Feet
Details: Open kitchen and great room plan with granite countertops, stainless-steel GE appliances and hardwood floors. Includes a large laundry room with GE washer/dryer, abundant storage and one garage parking space. Great windows with views to the East. Lots of Sunlight. Elegant lobby entrance.
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2024 2nd Ave / Birmingham, AL 35203
It was only October of last year that our beloved City Federal building was acquired by Atlanta-based real estate investment firm, Carter, who has overseen the number of available units from a staggering 32 to merely six remaining.
Those of us who call this 27-story tower on Second Avenue North home have been enjoying the building’s amenities, location and charm for years, and are thrilled that so many others are catching on.
We look forward to meeting our six new neighbors and downstairs retail neighbors in 2012!
For more details on City Federal’s progress over the last year, we invite you to visit carterblog.
Discovered by Tom Lloyd of Ingram & Associates, six giant scrapbooks containing photos, newspaper clippings, documents and memorabilia covering decades of City Federal Savings & Loan history were found in one of the remaining seven units for sale at the 98-year old building.
Jim Baggett, head of archives at the Birmingham Public Library, plans to catalogue the findings and make them available to the public for study. “Birmingham is a city that was built for business,” Baggett said. “I see a lot of uses for this. This is an important collection that needs to be preserved.”
To find out more about the discovery and plans for preservation, click here.
Carter's Vice President John Akin, Jim Baggett and Renee Blalock examine one of six scrapbooks found in the City Federal Building.
Extended through November, buyers who purchase at City Federal by the end of the month will receive a 50″ flat screen TV installed in their new home!*
While the number of condo units available at City Federal has dwindled down to single digits, Atlanta-based developer, Carter, is on the hunt for retail tenants to fill more than 15,000 square feet of space available at the 98-year-old building on Second Avenue North in downtown Birmingham. John Akin, vice president of Carter’s advisory services group, confirms that three spaces in the lower levels of the 27-story mixed-use building are on sale, including; 7,500 square feet in the basement, 4,330 square feet on the ground level and 3,200 square feet on the mezzanine level.
City Federal’s downtown location and easy access to parking make it an ideal setting for almost any business. “It’s a great spot,” says Fran Godchaux, interim president of Operation New Birmingham. “Second Avenue North is kind of a vitality street. It is literally work/play.”
More and more mixed-use buildings are surfacing downtown, which is encouraged as the city continues to grow and anticipate new projects like the planned baseball park near Railroad Park. To find out more, see the article featured in the Birmingham Business Journal.
Just a short walk down the street from City Federal, the Peaches and Scream Halloween Extravaganza will take place on Saturday, October 29th. The party starts at 8 p.m. at Rogue Tavern, Das Haus and The Metro Bar and will feature costume contests, concerts by local musicians and belly dance performances. Tickets are only $10 and include cover for all three venues, drink specials and entry into the costume contest!
Peaches and Scream 2011 is presented by the Birmingham Arts & Music Festival. Proceeds will benefit BAAM!fest.
Visit baamfest.com for more information.
Just in time for football season, buyers who purchase at City Federal between now and October 31st will receive a 50″ flat screen TV installed in their new home.*
Attention baseball fans: city officials and Barons owners are working to build a Downtown baseball stadium that would be located less than a half-mile from City Federal. That’s about a 10-minute stroll and one more reason to love the downtown lifestyle! For more information on the Baron’s move from Hoover, see the AL.com article here.
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