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Grand Entries was built during 1995 and 1996 and comprises 404 houses ranging in size from 1128 sq. ft. to 3303 sq. ft. There are 21 streets in the neighborhood. Original sales prices ranged from about $90,000 to $175,000. (April, 2006) prices are around $260,000 to $470,000. (April, 2011) prices are around $55,000 to $165,000
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Started: March 27th 2008Replies: 0
Neighborhood Hotel
Nigro Development plans on putting a 4 story, 87 room, Holiday Inn Express on the dirt lot between the Shell Station and Tenaya Creek Lodge at the intersection of Tenaya and Sky Pointe. It will not...
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Started: March 3rd 2007Replies: 0
2007 Neighborhood Partner's Fund
Well, we haven't even completed the application for the 2006 grant, but I figured it would be handy to have a place to comment on next year's grant application and get some ideas of projects that...
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Started: April 18th 2006Replies: 2
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