Houses are going down left and right in Wellesley these day, creating lots of temporary brown and green space across town until replacement homes are erected.
Before:
After:
*15 Shadow Lane
*15 Kenilworth Circle
*Corner of Essex/Bristol
Spotted a teardown in progress at Essex & Bristol in #wellesley today. twitter.com/RobertDwyer/st…
— Robert Dwyer (@RobertDwyer) September 11, 2012
For those that are not in favor of this ongoing change in buyer demand – the pain may be easier to handle when the homes on the demo docket undergo planned brick-by-brick, screw-by-screw – deconstruction.
Hopefully the trend will gravitate out east. Here in the Chicago suburban market we are seeing many demolitions where the materials are saved and/or resold to buyers for reuse or simply given away to charities.
Seems to be a viable “green” solution for infill redevelopment (teardown and replacement of structures within established communities).
Just a thought.
Thanks,
Brian
The Curve Street teardown is tragic! What a lovely Victorian, why tear it down for some monstrosity? Peoples’ taste nowadays….really sad.