FIVE POINTS SOUTH

Southside, Birmingham

Property Details

With first floor commercial space across the street from Highlands Bar and Grill, The Dulion and LaSalle have great exposure to the high end clients your business wants to attract.

Great Exposure

With dozens of restaurants, bars, coffee shops, theatres and venues in Five Points, get your business unmatched exposure to potential customers.

Premier Entertainment District

Five Points South continues to be one of Birmingham’s top entertainment districts. Put your business in the heart of the action at Pickwick Place.

Historic Presence

Enjoy the benefit of being in Birmingham’s best-known, oldest entertainment district. Set up your business in two of Birmingham’s oldest high-rises!

History of the Dulion and LaSalle

Built in the 1920’s, The Dulion and LaSalle are two of Birmingham’s first “skyscraper” commercial apartments. Built Brooke B. Burnham, The Dulion became one of Birmingham’s premier residential communities at the height of the Roaring 20’s. At 8-stories, this was the first of the “skyscraper” commercial apartments in the area and featured inviting storefronts along the 11th Avenue sidewalk.

The LaSalle was built in the late 1920’s by Gallup & Joy. This nine-story apartment building joined the Dulion as a stylish accommodation to a housing shortage at the end of the Roaring 20’s. Designed in a French Renaissance Revival style, the red brick building has a scored stucco facing on its lower and top stories and terra cotta medallions above the arched entries. The LaSalle’s architect, S. Scott Joy, was renowned for many of the homes he designed throughout Birmingham that were noted for their Prairie Style characteristics; by 1926 he had moved his practice to Chicago.

Throughout their 90-plus-year history, The Dulion and LaSalle have remained thriving apartment communities with second-to-none commercial space located in one of Birmingham’s most vibrant and historic entertainment districts.

By the 1960s, with the streetcar gone, the wide avenue’s center median was frequently used for automobile parking. A major revitalization of Highland Avenue finally proceeded in the late 1970s. The renovations provided new curbs, median planters, repairs to storm and sanitary sewers, angled parking and sidewalk and lighting upgrades. Older trees were saved wherever possible and new plantings included azaleas, cherry trees, dogwood trees, crape myrtles, sugar maples, scarlet oaks, dwarf yaupon holly, dwarf Chinese holly, and blue rug juniper.

The Neighborhood

Park
Cafe
Restaurant
Bar
Gym
Church
School
Library
Museum
Zoo
Hospital
Airport

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