Historic architecture has an appeal and charm that attracts us. We are captivated by stories of who stood in them long before us. They are the lasting symbols of our community’s history and heritage. Preserving and repairing these beautiful old buildings can be daunting. Even so, it maximizes the use of existing materials and infrastructure, reduces waste, and keeps the historic character of a building.
The team at CCIM brings over 40 years of real estate experience to the table, specializing for many years in special asset disposal for lending institutions. CCIM agents have extensive knowledge in:
Andrew works tirelessly until you’re satisfied—no questions asked. His devotion to family fuels his aim to create relationships, satisfied clients, and successful results.
Even in a sluggish market, Andrew Johnson’s production has gone up. Simply put, he knows what it takes to sell real estate – equal parts elbow grease and dedication.
Andrew knows that you’re as good as the work you put in. Providing the most rewarding experience possible for his clients has resulted in an array of certifications.
Repairing and reusing existing buildings preserves a location’s history and reduces waste by reusing existing materials instead of demolishing and building a new structure. In addition, historic buildings often contain materials of a higher quality than more recent construction.
Often the existing materials in a historic building are superior to their modern replacements. Old wood is denser than new wood, plaster is stronger and more durable than drywall, and old windows were built to be repaired versus replaced.
Preserving or restoring old structures is good for business. It benefits travel and tourism, of course, but also helps create jobs for those in the construction industry and restoration.
Designed as a gathering space for friends and family, Brix 27 pairs old-world ambiance with a modern flare. A fusion of casual sophistication in both culinary fare and atmosphere, every seat at Brix 27 feels like a cozy corner for conversation.
