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Greyhound to move bus depot to Amtrak station ABOUT THE PROPERTY The Greyhound building is across Church Street NE from Macy's. The property is zoned Central Business property at 450 Church Street NE on the market. The bus company's departure might be a chance to redevelop a building that has seen better days. Greyhound's real estate includes a bus terminal, a nail salon, and an empty foot space that had been a restaurant and bar many years ago. The asking price: $965,000 "Greyhound is not in the business of holding outdated for Greyhound's needs, he said.

One offer, made by a prospective buyer who wants to redevelop the site for office space, has been made on the property, Rhoten said. The offer is still being considered. Rhoten declined to identify the interested party. He noted that the single-story building, built in 1948, needs renovations, including a new roof and an upgrade of its heating and cooling sys eventually plans to move its operations to the baggage depot. But work on the baggage depot, which is owned by the Oregon Department of Transportation, isn't expected to be going full-swing until this summer and could take 18 months to complete, said a state spokeswoman.

mros eStates man Journal.com (503) 399-6657 or follow on Twitter mrosesj By Michael Rose Statesman Journal Greyhound expects to move its bus depot to the Amtrak station in southeast Salem this summer and leave behind its 1940s-era building in the downtown core. Timothy Stokes, a spokesman for the bus company, confirmed that Greyhound plans to relocate to the Amtrak station sometime in June. Greyhound has also put its tem. "It will be a strip down to the bones," Rhoten said of the redevelopment. It appears Greyhound will be sharing space at the Amtrak station terminal initially.

Last year, Greyhound committed $60,000 to help with the nearly $900,000 renovation of a historic baggage depot on the station grounds but it is separate from the Amtrak station. Greyhound officials indicated the company eROOKiife. properties, so they will sell," said Alex Rhoten, the Coldwell Banker Mountain West Real Estate agent hired to sell the building. The building is dcfails 3705 cherry av2 nz or 97303 503-390-2250 BIRDS, BIRDS, BIRDS Spring Pottery Sale: Fill a bowl or a pot with plants or flowers. This sale is partnered with Sunnyside Organics.

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