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‘Life change’ prompts Butte, Montana Uptown buildings’ owner to take new turn and put 4 buildings on the market

July 14, 2013 /

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Uptown Butte is a definite draw for major commercial investor Jeff Francis.

But the former antique show promoter is selling four of his 10 buildings in Uptown as part of a self-describe "life change."

"I’m hitting 50 years old. I lost my mother last year," said the Florida resident who’s spending the month of July in Butte and Montana. "Those are life-altering events. I decided there are different things I want to do with my life. I want to be less involved in business and more involved in travel and civic duties.

By Renata Birkenbuel of The Montana Standard

Full Story: http://mtstandard.com/news/local/life-change-prompts-uptown-buildings-owner-to-take-new-turn/article_caa30ea0-ec30-11e2-8863-0019bb2963f4.html

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