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University Beach multi-use development

Sector: Hotel • Location: Northport, Alabama, United States

Source: AOL

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A $350 million multi-use development in Northport, Alabama, consisting of a water park, a 10-acre lagoon style pool, a hotel, 47 homes, retail space, and an entertainment venue. The developer held a town hall to answer residents' questions and plans to begin vertical construction of the hotel and water park later in the year.

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The project “University Beach multi-use development” is an infrastructure initiative in the Hotel sector, located in Northport, Alabama, United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from AOL.

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A $350 million multi-use development in Northport, Alabama, consisting of a water park, a 10-acre lagoon style pool, a hotel, 47 homes, retail space, and an entertainment venue. The developer held a town hall to answer residents' questions and plans to begin vertical construction of the hotel and water park later in the year.

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