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Near West Side Partners bus tour highlights homes for sale

September 27, 2016 by Brittany Carloni 2 Comments

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  • Attendees pose for a photo with Alderman Robert Bauman (center) before boarding the bus for the tour.
  • Keith Stanley points out areas of the neighborhood that were included in the Near West Side design charette in April.
  • Dan Bergen, Jack Eddinger, Thomas Eddinger, Brian Scotty and Paul Sienko wait outside the first home on the bus tour, located at 330 N. 42nd St.
  • Darrian Davis (center), community outreach specialist for the Near West Side Partners, holds the door open for tour participants at 4284 W. Highland Blvd.
  • Thomas Eddinger, Jack Eddinger, Gerry Fischer, Keith Stanley and Daniel Bergen look around the second home on the tour.
  • Tour participants enter a tax-foreclosed house at 2844 W. Kilbourn Ave.
  • A rendering of the living room was on display during the tour of the house at 2844 W. Kilbourn Ave.
  • Roberta Coles and Darrian Davis talk after leaving one of the houses on the tour.
  • Marcus Powell (on staircase), talks about the neighborhood with tour participants before they enter his house, at 2938 W. State St.
  • A chandelier hangs from the ceiling in the house at 2938 W. State St.
  • Brian Scotty speaks with tour participants as the bus heads back to the Ambassador Inn. Scotty lives in the Historic Concordia neighborhood.

Near West Side Partners, Inc. (NWSP) recently held an open house bus tour to show homes for sale in Near West Side neighborhoods. NWSP Executive Director Keith Stanley, Historic Concordia resident Brian Scotty and local realtor Al Frankenberger led the tour.

The homes for sale shown on the tour are located at 330 N. 42nd St. in the Valley Park neighborhood; 4284 W. Highland Blvd. in Martin Drive; and 2844 W. Kilbourn Ave. and 2938 W. State St., both in the Historic Concordia neighborhood.

The tour also stopped at the home of Patrick Kennelly, director of the Center for Peacemaking at Marquette University and a resident of the Historic Concordia neighborhood.

Before the tour, Alderman Robert Bauman spoke about housing opportunities and the community in the Near West Side.

“You have some real history with high-quality housing stock,” Bauman said of the Near West Side neighborhoods.

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  1. AvatarBrian scotty says

    September 27, 2016 at 11:20 am

    Thanks to all that contributed their time and effort to organize the tour: Darrian, Keith, Dan, Al, John Hennessey & Tina Klose! The best part of the tour, I think, was the impromptu neighborhood meeting on State St. where several neighbors joined the tour and discussed the advantages of living in the area. Also, thanks to Dave gross, a neighborhood resident, who added a bonus home on the tour.

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  2. AvatarTina says

    September 27, 2016 at 5:07 pm

    The Valley area neighborhood is a beautiful neighborhood. Many committed residents. The access to the freeway, downtown, bike trails, Miller Brewery, Miller Stadium, many stores and the view at the Valley Park are all great reasons to live there. It’s a safe neighborhood and the neighbors are respectful and friendly. I miss living there.

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