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EAGA - Exterior Painting " Great Service At A Great Price"

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Project Scope:   Scrape all prep all wood and metal surface to receive exterior coating. Project S.F. 1500 (total coverage 3 coats) Project Materials: Sherwin Williams Project Labor: 48 man-hours  Project Zip Code: 19144  CALL US at 1-888-684-5501

Don't believe The Hype - Think Community

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Definition: Hype - hyped up - adjective - to promote or publicize extravagantly.. put on , deceive  "Merriam Webster" Arguably the use of stainless steel appliances, pattern laden ceramic tiles, natural stone counter tops and high rising cabinetry  can add a since of style to a newly renovated home. I t is even eluded  to add value. Communities suffer from this form of Hype. Inner city communities being transformed on the basis of this hyped up since of style and value create a disproportionate level of ownership among the indigence population. So how then do the indigence populations in these communities, hold on and maintain ownership in an increasingly hyped up value assessment that raises property tax. Property tax has become a  prevalent means by which to obtain property in inner city communities. Until development spawns, low income communities suffer from blight and decay. The resultant fa...

Convenient Living

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NOW AVAILABLE For Sale Opportunity - Single Family  Zoning: RM-1   Parcel 2738 North 8th Street        MLS No.  6726893 FROM THE FRONT DOOR Asking Price $ 85,000.00 ADD VENTURES,INC 215-395-6220 TEAM ERIC ANTHONY

Development Opportunity - Vacant Land

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NOW AVAILABLE Development Opportunity - Vacant Lots  Zoning: RM-1 Adjoining Parcels 1802 - 1804 North Ringgold Street 1802 Lot Size: 15x47 1804 Lot Size: 14x47 MLS No. 6685598 and 6686830 Adjoining Parcels 1824 - 1828 North Ringgold Street 1824 Lot Size: 14x48 1826 Lot Size: 14x47 1828 Lot Size: 14x47 MLS No. 6686336, 6686323 and 6686328 Asking Price for each parcel $20,000  ADD VENTURES,INC 215-395-6220 TEAM ERIC ANTHONY

Strengthen Your Own Community

Community investment and revitalization is the best thing we can do to stabilize our own neighborhoods and communities. Revitalization creates jobs provides opportunities for residents who otherwise don't have adequate access to goods and services. Quality self development promotes the recycling of economic dollars and growth in otherwise poor, distressed and crime filled neighborhoods.  Traditional subsidize developments only goes so far. Although it has its place, corporate development does not recycle funds back into the community and raise the economic base of the constituents. Tax credits and subsides only benefit those who live outside the community from an economic stand point. Communities would strive better with the return of the butcher, baker, seamstress, local doctor, tailor and other customary family services that have disappeared from the community over the past 2 and half decades. Corner stores sell beer at an alarming rate. Then tax credits and subsidies fund th...