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❤️#ourportlandbuildings #louisvillelove Our incredibly talented dear friend and all-around awesome human Noah Howard (@haute.gauds) is holding down Portland right now, with simultaneous art shows at both @mcquixotebookscoffee Cafe and @louisvillegrows Healthy House. Noah has worked as a studio tenant / maintenance man at our beloved Dolfinger Building for almost three years now. He’s also a frequent collaborator with @1619flux and @tipitforwardky. Go check out his surreal work! #louisvillelove #carsofportlandlou #louisvillelove Take heed, litterbugs. Confucius is armed with a Sharpie, and he’s pissed! #louisvillelove “Possibly the best vegan chocolate in the US” is made right here in Portland on N 17th Street. Congrats on the @courierjournal spread, @amoredimona! Now could we please get a golden ticket tour of your factory sometime? #louisvillelove Ahoy mateys, the white whale has been sighted and now it’s yours for the capture! Sink yer landlubbin’ hooks into this place at 708 N 34th Street: Twelve rooms? Three bathrooms? A huge attic with windows high up enough to see the river? 3600 square feet of house on 8300 square feet of land in the most cherished section of our neighborhood? Timbers, consider thyselves shivered! For only $65K, you’ll be smack dab in the middle of the Portland Historic District, right across the street from the 1819 Squire Earick house, a block south from the 1839 Good Shepherd Catholic Parish, a block northwest from the 1914 Carnegie Portland Library, and a block east from the 1842 Cedar Grove Academy. You’d be a quick stroll over the flood levee from the former Portland wharf area, crisscrossed by the route of the Underground Railroad towards freedom in New Albany. Maybe you’re a fellow history nerd and would appreciate this place for the sacred goldmine that it is. Or perhaps you’ve been looking for a brick Italianate gem for your family to spread their wings in. Maybe you’re just sick of the overpriced postage stamp houses elsewhere and would much prefer to pay a mortgage of less than $400 a month, for quite literally, a white castle. Of course with a price that low, you’re gonna have to do some work. And of course of course if you do some work, you’re gonna get attached. And of course of course of course if you get attached you’re never gonna wanna leave. If you give a mouse a cookie, etc. You’ve been warned. Thar she blows! (This blurb was not brought to you by a professional realtor, duh) #louisvillelove #ourportlandrealestate

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