What the SHIP is going on?!?
For all those interested in what the old flooring store on Florida Ave. (south of Hillsborough) changed into, there was a recent article describing the new occupants. I trust an organization that specializes in home repairs and improvement will soon follow suit with their own property -- but granted, they just moved in, so time will tell.
STORY:
SEMINOLE HEIGHTS - An emergency home-repair program for low-income seniors has moved to larger headquarters.
The Senior Home Improvement Program, part of the Centre for Women, moved Oct. 20 to 5023 N. Florida Ave., a former floor installation shop.
http://centraltampa.tbo.com/centraltampa/MGBNE1C2DUE.html
2 comments:
Whats wrong with their property. I think it looks good. It looks like the paid over 570,000 ( not to many startups or small business could shell that out) How many resturaunts or antique store or shopsor book stores could afford that? This is why there is a high turnover of these type of businesses. Property ownership ='s longevity.
If they make improvements imagine what the prop. tax could be. Or maybe they could do it illegally without permits & get a business association award!!
they bought the property with the help of a grant approved by city council. As a non-profit they will not pay any taxes on this million dollar property that is now off the books.
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