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Housing

Ground Broken For Nina Townhomes

September–October 1999

Site preparation for Nina townhomes. Photographer not credited.

Historical September–October 1999 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.

On a lovely warm June day, Skinker DeBaliviere residents assembled as developer Gary Bierman of Town and Country Homes and Alderman Lyda Krewson broke ground for the first phase of townhomes at Kingsbury and Hamilton. Comptroller Darlene Green joined the festivities and she and the alderman noted that this will be the final phase of the Nina Place redevelopment that has been long awaited. Nina Place residents Earl Bonner, Susan Talley, and Lana Stein were present as well as close-by neighbors Gwen Lazard and Ronie Halliburton. Since that time, the first four units are nearing completion and have all been sold.

There is already a reservation for a unit in the second phase.

Original photograph caption

Site preparation for Nina townhomes. Photographer not credited.

Neighbors at Nina townhomes groundbreaking. Photo by Lana Stein.
Neighbors at Nina townhomes groundbreaking. Photo by Lana Stein.
New townhomes. Photo by Karleen Hoerr.
New townhomes. Photo by Karleen Hoerr.
Groundbreaking at Nina townhomes. Photo by Lana Stein.
Groundbreaking at Nina townhomes. Photo by Lana Stein.
Original townhome floor plans. Designer not credited.
Original townhome floor plans. Designer not credited.

Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, September–October 1999.

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Original source: SD_Times1999_09.pdf, printed page(s) 16; PDF page(s) 16.