By January, construction begins for a sleek six-story office building with a ground level dedicated to a high-end restaurant and roof-top terrace. (Photo: Courtesy of Lewis + Whitlock)
“We’ve always wanted to tear that building down,” he said. "We wanted to do two things: Get rid of the eyesore and make it more enticing for a prospecting buyer.”
The federation would prefer to sell all three parcels, however, the group opted to divide the properties. The parking lot is under contract. Prospective buyers could snag the white building property and the Jefferson Street parcel.
Passersby have been curious about the demolition of the 1940s era building that was once home to a Piggly Wiggly and Colonial Grocery. It was also used as a dry cleaners and later by the Judicial Administration Commission.
Contact TaMaryn Waters at tlwaters@tallahassee.com or follow @TaMarynWaters on Twitter.
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