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<\/a>An artist rendering of Central Living at Ideal Way from David Weekley Homes’ web site.<\/p><\/div>\n
David Weekley homes has begun construction on the first phase of its new townhouse community in South End off Ideal Way near Mac’s Speed Shop.<\/p>\n
The community, to be called Central Living at Ideal Way<\/a><\/strong>, is a 21-residence for-purchase project for Weekley.<\/p>\n That area of South End is historically mostly rental properties. The ever-increasing prices of land near Uptown is driving demand from potential buyers with the insurgence of businesses along the expanded Lynx Blue Line.<\/p>\n Weekley is offering three floor plans for the three-story townhouses. Floor plans range from two- to three-bedroom homes with 1,460 square feet to 1,740 square feet of living space.<\/p>\n Prices for Central Living at Ideal Way start in the high $380,000s and range to nearly $426,000.<\/p>\n The first phase of construction will complete one-third of the project.<\/p>\n Apartment construction in the area still outpaces for-purchase living, however, developers are responding to demand from people who want to own properties without giving up in-town locations.<\/p>\n Two other area townhome projects in the works are 53-unit South Point at South End<\/a><\/strong> and Helix<\/a><\/strong> with its 29 residential units.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" David Weekley homes has begun construction on the first phase of its new townhouse community in South End off Ideal Way near Mac’s Speed Shop.…<\/p>\n