Girard is “really” moving
This was Jarod’s third post in his series on his first real estate development experience originally posted on March 31, 2016. As part of the lanch of our new website we are reposting this content for those who are interested in the story.
So.... According to the schedule that I had set out for myself I should be talking about how the design of the Guadalupe condos came to be, but alas, I have been working really hard, so I have not written the marathon post that will be the design post. Next month.
So for this post I am going to jump forward in time (bebo bebo time machine to the present) and give you a current standing of the project. Mostly it is in the hurry-up and wait phase, although the more I learn about the development process the more I realize that is what the whole process can be. We just received comments on the preliminary condo application. They were not severe, so it should not be a big deal to respond. Since we have received those comments our group felt comfortable to get the permit documents finished and turned into the city, hence my busy-ness. Those should go in this week, and then it is more waiting.
One thing that I did get done this week that feels like more of an accomplishment than it should, is the site "coming soon" signs are installed. I feel an absurd amount of pride seeing the divelept logo on an actual job site sign.
We are to a point that we are being to take reservations, so if you or someone you know is interested in living in a pretty great NEW condo that is super close to downtown, please give my partner Matt Strong a call.
