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City staff brief council on two distressed properties; one owner change noted
5499252 · July 29, 2025
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City of Tuscaloosa staff discussed two distressed residential properties — 1500 Christian Avenue and 260320 Second Street — describing poor condition, an ownership change for one parcel and uncertainty about whether structures can be saved.
City of Tuscaloosa staff told the council they are monitoring two distressed residential properties, one at 1500 Christian Avenue and another at 260320 Second Street, and described uncertainty about whether either structure can be salvaged. A staff member said the property at 1500 Christian Avenue is the subject of a change of…
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