Realtors: Mt. Lebanon High School Project A Turnoff
Real estate agents in Mt. Lebanon are warning that the projected cost of the high school renovation could mar the community's attractiveness to residents and home-buyers.
"Not only do we fear people moving out, but also we're afraid of people not coming into Mt. Lebanon," said David Bruckner, manager of the local Coldwell Banker office.
Bruckner said he will lead a group of eight to 12 Coldwell agents who plan to air their concerns at a public hearing Feb. 22.
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"Not only do we fear people moving out, but also we're afraid of people not coming into Mt. Lebanon," said David Bruckner, manager of the local Coldwell Banker office.
Bruckner said he will lead a group of eight to 12 Coldwell agents who plan to air their concerns at a public hearing Feb. 22.
Read more: www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/pittsburgh/s_664324.html
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