The "El Moore" - 624 Alexandrine

**Jimaz** · February-14-10, 08:13 PM

I found a small pic and

624 Alexandrine Cross Streets: Located on Alexandrine between Second & Third

at UCCA Comercial Real Estate about halfway down the page.

Interesting architecture.

**jt1** · February-14-10, 11:38 PM

Originally Posted by Jimaz

I found a small pic and at UCCA Comercial Real Estate about halfway down the page.

Interesting architecture.

Looking at the prices on that site i can only assume that crackheads became realtors or the realtors became crackheads.

When are landlords, developers and property owners going to set prices in line with reality.

**Jimaz** · February-14-10, 11:44 PM

Originally Posted by jt1

Looking at the prices on that site i can only assume that crackheads became realtors or the realtors became crackheads.

When are landlords, developers and property owners going to set prices in line with reality.

Yeah. Pretty shocking, eh?

jflick3535 · February-15-10, 05:40 PM

Originally Posted by jt1

Looking at the prices on that site i can only assume that crackheads became realtors or the realtors became crackheads.

When are landlords, developers and property owners going to set prices in line with reality.

My favorite has to be 5510 Woodward--3.9 million!!!!!

what a joke

**buildingsofdetroit** · February-15-10, 05:50 PM

Originally Posted by jflick3535

My favorite has to be 5510 Woodward--3.9 million!!!!!

what a joke

5510 Woodward Ave. is the Hecker House, FYI. It's not some rundown apartment building, it's an 1888 Whitney-esque mansion.

**MDoyle** · February-15-10, 06:50 PM

Hecker house would be wonderful if not for the stupid gas station next door.

**kathy2trips** · January-22-11, 04:18 AM

Originally Posted by MDoyle

Hecker house would be wonderful if not for the stupid gas station next door.

I understand we need gas stations, but that glaring aluminum [[or whatever) is a total ambiance killer. An old bank or renovated Victorian house would be a great gas station.

jflick3535 · February-15-10, 06:59 PM

Originally Posted by buildingsofdetroit

5510 Woodward Ave. is the Hecker House, FYI. It's not some rundown apartment building, it's an 1888 Whitney-esque mansion.

if you honestly believe that its worth even half of 3.9 then god bless ya

**buildingsofdetroit** · February-15-10, 07:44 PM

Originally Posted by jflick3535

if you honestly believe that its worth even half of 3.9 then god bless ya

Didn't say it was worth nearly $4M. Just making sure you knew what it was. It's not as outrageous as the state spending more than $3 million of your tax dollars on the destroyed Farwell Building, for example.

**motivedetroit** · January-23-11, 07:40 PM

Originally Posted by jflick3535

if you honestly believe that its worth even half of 3.9 then god bless ya

If you had ever been inside the Hecker mansion, then you'd see why they are asking that price. It has the most incredible interior i have ever laid eyes on...better than the Whitney mansion farther south on Woodward and it's been incredibly well maintained. That quality and style of home is definitely worth $4 million.