The balcony-loaded face of Fisher Home’s The Victoria condo midrise is now stretching up past the halfway mark of the structure’s planned Heights ascent, notes a reader. The 6 residential levels will sit atop a few above-and-below-ground parking levels, per the rendering that showed up in unit listings earlier this summer. Camelot Realty’s listing for the 40-unit property currently touts prices starting at $300,000 and a Christmas-time move-in date.
That’s the 1950s apartment complex at 821 Yale to the left in the drive-by shot at the top; here’s a snap of the building buddied up with the century-old home-turned-law-office at 833 Yale on the other side:
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- 829 Yale [Camelot Realty]
- Previously on Swamplot: Victoria Condos Now Rising from That Big Hole by Fisher Homes’s Heights Mansion Office; Your Chance to Nab Space in Fisher Homes’s 3 Story Home Office in the Heights; A Heights-Area Homebuilder’s New Home Office on Yale St.; Dogging the Morrison Heights Midrise with Doggerel; Studemont Condo Building Wants To Squeeze in Just North of Washington Ave
Photos: P. Tim Martindell
Half-Height in the Heights
The Fisher condos on Morrison were dubbed the “blight on the Heights” by neighbors. I nominate “The Historic Fail on Yale” for this one.
Fisher creates shit wherever he goes. This place included. I wish people would stop giving them their hard earned money so he can go bankrupt and crawl back to his pigpen of filth
That just fits right in with the prevailing architecture on Yale. NOT. I’m sure the neighbors are thrilled at this sunblocker.
Yet again the city is letting this scumbag do whatever he wants in the Heights. His crews constantly block Yale with their trucks and could care less about the neighbors. I second Old Schools nomination for “The Historic Fail on Yale.” All in favor?
His deal on Oak Forrest Dr, that sits right next to the active RR, has to be a bigger cluster in the scope of which deal looses the most money. He is a joke.
The Heights (as we knew it) is dead. Long live the Heights !
$400/sq ft for this garbage? There are bottom feeder developers and then there’s Terry Fisher.
“The Historic Fail on Yale†is exactly right. I feel bad for anyone who buys, rents or lives adjacent to Terry Fisher construction.
An abomination. I’ve driven down the street on the other side. This thing looms over bungalows. No respect for other people. If I had a house there and had the money I would build a wall as high as the building for the back fence.
Something fishy about this uniform deluge of hate.
Something sure does stink, and its not the uniformity of the comments.
Poor Yale. It’s being overwhelmed.
Construction has stopped.
I noticed it looked like all construction had ground to a halt there as well. No trucks, workers, nada. But at least the garbage pile is gone!