Anyone want more information about
Trisvandivi or who in fact is the owner
of this property?


Joely


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Did you read the BRT website disclaimer you agreed to before you got this info? Are you allowed to post this? I'm not sure.

Joely complies if a resident/citizen of Philadelphia. Though I'd prefer to see Joely post the link http://brtweb.phila.gov/accountDetai...?an=5666000312 than a screen snapshot.

From brt site...
[snip]..."Permission is granted to residents and citizens of the City of Philadelphia to copy electronically and to print information from the site solely for their own personal use, or for the purpose of sharing the information with other citizens and residents, and on the condition that all information is copied, printed, and shared without cost to the recipients and exactly as presented on the site, without any addition or modification. Reproduction, distribution or republication in any other form or for any other purpose (including sale to others or any other commercial purpose or use), and any modification whatsoever, are strictly prohibited without the prior written permission of the City."

Oh Jeez, I didn't even read that. Thanks.

Everyone who sent me money .. .well now I got to
send it back ...... (humor) ..... and the disclaimer
about not altering the document stands ...... and
is very important!

Do you have any interest in the zoning issue, or whom
the property actually belongs to ...?

.....to whom the building belongs, I mean.




Joel

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yes, i have an interest. who is the owner?

Well the house site was acquired by Trisvandivi for $420K. The Queen Village association asked, and the developer's daughter identified herself and the corporation's name, Trisvandivi. A very kind young lawyer informed the group that when a corporation owns a house, and the house site is developed, if later on there are any structural problems, the neighbors may find that the corporation has dis-incorporated, or alternatively has no assets.

Its a cute legal manoeuvre that attorneys cook up to protect developers and avoid liability from legitimate sources.

Do you know who Trisvandivi is and who "the developer" of the site is?

Joel

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Hello!

I listed the properties along that section of Monroe Street.
I added some comments of my own based upon a walk-through.
I deleted the non-corporate owner names but you can look
them up if you wish.

Skip over to 306 Monroe St. Peer in the front window.
This property is completely open to the rear. It appears from
a handbook out of North Philadelphia Rot. It may be a structural
hazard. Still, the neighbors like it. How do I know? They are
fighting development as we speak.

Remember, this is a couple of houses down from where a
developer paid $420K for a LOT. A lot, not a house. A LOT.

And the residents are hollerin' they do not want the developer
to build what appears to be a beautiful house. They prefer either
rot or prefer the developer to build a $399,999 house and take
a dollar loss. Wait a minute?? I forgot to pay ther builder to
actually build it. Duh? I better not go in that business.

This could be a great neighborhood not a site for burned-out
slumlike housing, if only the neighbors, the civic association,
and the Zoning Board of Appeal would get smart about what
a neighborhood means!

Joely

PS- I am e-mailing this to the Queen Village
Neighbors Association and asking for comments.


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Joel







This property open to the elements from the rear.
023060100 306 MONROE ST
ROW 2 STY MASONRY
D & M DEVELOPMENT REALTY $52,500.00 $16.22 $1,388.35
Sale
Price $125,000.00
Date 05/30/02
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This house needs lots of work
023060200 310 MONROE ST
ROW 3 STY MASONRY
$98,400.00 $9.62 $2,602.17
Longtime resident

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This is the property in question
023060300 312 MONROE ST
PRIV.GAR 1STY MASONRY
MAC VAUGH HORACE 3RD $68,300.00 $11.56 $1,806.18
Sale
Price $75,000.00
Date 08/10/81

Trisvandivi brought the lot on
10/18/2004 for ... Sale Price $420,000

The lot is 21 feet wide by 90 deep.
Total square footage equals 1,890 or $222 per square foot.


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Good house
023060410 314 MONROE ST
ROW 3 STY MASONRY
$94,000.00 $17.87 $2,485.81
Sale
Price $134,000.00
Date 07/23/97

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For Sale ... apartments
023060500 316 MONROE ST
ROW CONV/APT 3STY MASONRY
$52,300.00 $9.72 $1,383.06

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Modern renovation. Double house
023060710 318-20 MONROE ST
ROW W/GAR 3STY MASONRY
$277,700.00 $24.04 $7,343.72
Sale
Price $399,000.00
Date 06/07/99

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Under renovation
023060800 322 MONROE ST
ROW 3 STY MASONRY
$51,800.00 $11.51 $1,369.84
Sale
Price $60,000.00
Date 12/23/97

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023060900 324 MONROE ST
ROW 3 STY MASONRY
$60,600.00 $11.22 $1,602.55

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023061050 326-28 MONROE ST
ROW 3 STY MASONRY
$133,500.00 $33.90 $3,530.38

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I take it you advocate punting the people around 312 out. That's not very nice, they have been there for along time and appear to be good neighbors to me. This smells like the bad side of gentrification to me. There are plenty of other people to pick on in QV.

Personally I like the garage at 312 it adds character and diversity. I think it should stay.

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REPLY

I did not read where I advocating punting anyone .....

Wait a minute .... do you mean there are squatters living
in the burned-out rear open shell at 306 Monroe Streeet?
If there are squatters then YES. Call in the punters.

Seriously how can you live with such a disgraceful
property (306 Monroe) right there on your block?
Its a public safety hazard.

You wrote,

Personally I like the garage at 312 it adds
character and diversity. I think it should stay

REPLY

Then you should have bought it! You and the neighbors
can buy it right now if you are willing put put up half-a-million
or so. It should also be taxed commesurate with what its value
is as per Commonwealth Law. The city has greatly UNDERTAXED
this eyesore and therefore it has remained as such for the past
20 years, depriving residents of new neighbors. Why get new
neighbors? It helps the neighborhood. It stimulates the economy
and prevents crime. It lowers property tax for all.

Its called PROGRESS.






Joel

This one!


This property open to the elements from the rear.
023060100 306 MONROE ST
ROW 2 STY MASONRY
D & M DEVELOPMENT REALTY $52,500.00 $16.22 $1,388.35
Sale
Price $125,000.00
Date 05/30/02




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