Interstate Park receives $1 million makeover, new name

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Renovations costing $1 million have been poured into a section of Interstate Park under a new name.

The complex called The Office at Midtown will feature exterior improvements, infrastructure upgrades, enhanced landscaping and a new entrance, the Montgomery Advertiser reported. The changes to the nearly 200,000-square-foot office park took about a year.

The Miami-based real estate investment firm Larkspur Properties purchased the property in 2016. The development includes garden pavilions, covered patios and outdoor seating areas.

“The property had been neglected in recent years as its prior ownership had faced a variety of non-property related challenges,” Larkspur President David Bernstein said in a statement. “We are overhauling the physical design of the infrastructure to put a modern face on the buildings.”

Rheem recently signed a 10-year lease on a 28,000-square-foot space, and other local, regional and national tenants have space at the office complex.

The leasing is being handled by Montgomery-based Moore Company Realty.

“You can’t beat the location here,” said leasing agent Gene Cody of Moore Company. “We’ve already signed several major tenants and once people get a look at all the improvements, we expect the property to fill up quickly.”

Larkspur describes itself as “a value-oriented investment firm focused on distressed residential and commercial projects.”

Republished with permission of The Associated Press.

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  1. Glad the property is receiving a well deserved make over. However, wish it was purchased by an Alabama company versus one from out of state which focuses on distressed properties. Refreshing to know what others think of it. Honestly, surprised the renovation wasn’t paid for by the great city of Montgomery as an incentive for business to come here.

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