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Knocking Down the South End Strand

It was a little bit of a surprise, 18 months ago or so ago, to see 112 The Strand get knocked down.

It had been a completely livable, large 1988-built home, and it went for a price you'd think should maybe come with a house: $7.334M (May 2010).

But that turned out to be how someone valued the dirt alone.

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