A Canadian real estate developer has purchased a parking lot in East Village, and two historic homes on the site, for $9.2 million with plans to turn it into a 32-story apartment building.
Capexco, based in Calgary, purchased the 20,000-square-foot lot with roughly 50 parking spots at the corner…
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