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PROPERTY TAKING THROUGH
EMINENT DOMAIN IN IDAHO |
Boise, Idaho - August 28, 2007
Presented by
Arthur J. Berry, E. Don Copple,
Heather Cunningham and Ed Guerricabeitia |
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View our complete list of opportunities at www.arthurberry.com. |
| Description |
City/Region |
Price |
Gross Sales |
Assets |
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Lube, Oil and Tune Franchise |
SW Idaho |
$85,000 |
undisclosed |
$62,500 |
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Cottage Gift Shop & Tea Room |
SW Idaho |
$900,000
w/real estate |
$361,468 |
$900,000 |
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Electrical Testing/Service Co. |
SW Idaho |
$750,000 |
$582,871 |
$150,000 |
To learn more about recently listed Commercial Opportunities, click on any of the links below for details.
View our complete list of opportunities at www.arthurberry.com. |
| Description |
City/Region |
Price / Rate PSF |
Cap Rate |
Size |
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Commercial Investment Property |
Boise, ID |
$650,000 |
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8,500 SF |
- Georges Chatel has purchased the assets of Signs & Screen Printing, an established sign business in Garden City, Idaho. Brent Bungard represented the seller in the transaction.
- Jeremiah Clark has purchased the assets of Pocatello Sweeping Company in Pocatello, Idaho. Bill Spofford represented the seller in the transaction.
- Targee Properties, LLC has purchased the 3.82 acre development site at 309 E. Pennsylvania in East Boise. Doug Bolen represented the seller in the transaction.
- Electronics Plus Radio Shack at 1088 Airbase Road in Mountain Home, Idaho has been purchased by John Marshall. Randy Limani represented the seller in the transaction.
- Carolyn and Roger Friesz have purchased the Merle Norman Studio Franchise in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Bill Spofford represented the seller in the transaction.
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...that the Leaning Tower of Pisa has never been straight? Soon after building started in 1173, the foundation of the Pisa tower settled unevenly. Construction was stopped and was continued 100 years later. It then became visibly clear that the Tower of Pisa was leaning, tilting to the south. Since regular measuring of the tower began in 1911, the top of the tower has moved 1.2 millimeters per year.
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