Work will resume on the stalled Brockman building so it can get its certificate of occupancy, according to the Downtown News, but Amy Goldman, the court-appointed trustee, says there's no immediate plans to, you know, hold an exciting auction or anything. Sounds like Bank of America is going to sit on the building, just like a hen on an egg. "Once the certificate of occupancy is obtained, Goldman said she understands the bank’s plan is to hold on to the Brockman until the market recovers, or until a buyer makes a suitable offer for the property. That means there is no timeline for opening the building as apartments or condominiums." [DN]
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