More development news: The Kenney sells some land

As first reported here in April, the redevelopment plan for The Kenney is undergoing some revision – changing into “something smaller,” as T.J. Lehman of West Seattle-based Euclid Development told the Morgan Community Association at their last quarterly meeting. As part of the changes, The Kenney has just sold some land. CEO Kevin McFeely confirmed to WSB not only that they’re selling 7022 46th Avenue SW (the quarter-acre parcel across SW Myrtle from The Kenney’s NE corner; the site holds an old house and was listed for just under half a million dollars), but that the deal is closing today. He explains that “the property no longer fits into our plans” because of the “retooling” of the redevelopment project. McFeely says he expects to be able to reveal more specifics on the downsized project by the end of next month. (Our 2-year archive of stories on The Kenney’s project can be browsed here.)

2 Replies to "More development news: The Kenney sells some land"

  • Jen June 15, 2010 (2:57 pm)

    I drove by the house on SW Myrtle yesterday and noticed that the beautiful trees are being cut down. I find this so very sad. I’m wondering how this site is going to be developed. Who bought the property and what are the plans? Does anyone know?

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