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--On Monday, August 11, 2003 6:32 PM -0400 Tom Boucher 
<trekkie AT spamcop.net> wrote:
> On Monday, August 11, 2003, at 04:10 PM, Gina Norman wrote:
> > They should perhaps consider Durham too.. there are some nice (neat)
> > condos in the old tobacco warehouse building, and Durham certainly has
> > the diversity thing going for it (and really good restaurants to boot).

These are definitely worth checking out; I own a condo in Bullington 
Warehouse (500 N Duke St). This was the first conversion project (completed 
in the early 80s).  The space is wonderful; the only downside is having 
shared walls again.  One block from the historical Durham Athletic Park; a 
few blocks from Brightleaf, and about 20 mins walk from 9th st.

If they don't mind renting, there are still a few units available in West 
Village (100 N Duke St), which opened in the late 90s; this project was 
funded by several former Duke basketball players, including Christian 
Laettner and Brian Davis, but you can't hold that against it.

There are also some extremely high-end units scheduled for construction as 
part of the American Tobacco project.  Some of these are being priced at 
over $1,000,000, and the building doesn't exist yet, so this is probably 
not what you're looking for