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A few local condo projects are now claiming a place on the social networking site, Facebook. With more than 175 million users, Facebook provides another venue to tout new condo projects as well as to bring new owners and future neighbors together.

Marketer/Developer created Facebook pages/groups:
- Brix
- Veer Lofts
- Enso
- Rollin Street
- Trace
- Maison Jiselle

Buyer/Owner created Facebook pages/groups:
- Veer Lofts owners group
- Rollin Street buyers (profile page, “friends” accepted once purchase is verified)

Besides Facebook, a few condo community blogsites have also been popular for owners, residents and condo aficionados alike – Cosmo Seattle, Fast Times at 2200, The Grandview and Mosler Lofts (restricted).

Vulcan Real Estate announced that its 2200 project has been nationally recognized by the Urban Land Institute (ULI) as one of 10 winners from across the country in the 2007 Awards for Excellence competition. The award is widely recognized as the country’s most prestigious land-use recognition program.

The criteria for the award include leadership, contribution to the community, innovations, public/private partnership, environmental protection and enhancement, response to societal needs and financial success. Winners are selected based on a rigorous judging and interview process that includes evaluation by the nation’s top industry peers as well as site visits to each project. Final award recipients will be honored at an awards ceremony taking place at the ULI Spring Forum on May 11 in Chicago.

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A number of 2200 re-sales have hit the market. Currently, there are approximately 18 resale properties on the market.

If you’re keeping track of 2200 sales activity, the addresses for the three buildings are (map):

• 2121 Terry Avenue
• 900 Lenora Street
• 910 Lenora Street

Sampling of sales as of 2/6/07

Information acquired from public records and are deemed accurate but not guaranteed.

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Post Updated: 2/6/07