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Birmingham Asset Changes Hands for $39M
The 468-unit, Class B property contains a mix of one- to three-bedroom apartments situated near Interstate 65, providing convenient access to Birmingham’s downtown area.
Luxury Community Breaks Ground in South Austin
The 300-unit development is owned and managed by Oden Hughes, and is scheduled to open in 2019. This is the company’s sixth residential project in the area.
JV to Develop 175-Unit Affordable Property in Upper Manhattan
Community League of the Heights, Ranger Properties, Alembic Community Development and the Children’s Village will build The Eliza, a fully affordable community that will include a renewed Inwood Library.
Cogswell Lee Tops Out on Lower Manhattan Condos
Gluck+ designed the seven-story boutique property, which will offer 45 luxury units on the former site of the Lower East Side’s last matzo factory.
FL Student Housing Switches from For-Sale to Rental
University Developments is planning University Bridge Residences, a 20-story community that will serve students from Florida International University.
Peak Campus to Manage MS Student Housing
Haven Campus Communities’ Haven12 is a 536-bed and 152-unit property serving students at Mississippi State University in Starkville.
Insider Knowledge for Designing Senior Communities
Veteran executive Paul Saks of LandSouth Construction discusses mistakes developers make—and how to avoid them.
Quest Realty Buys Chicago Land, Plans Condo Building
The 19,000-square-foot parcel located in the Andersonville neighborhood used to be the location of Man’s Country, a private club and bathhouse.
Private Investor Adds Louisville Property to Its Portfolio
The company, 29th Street Capital, acquired The Cloisters Apartments, a 39-unit community that was once the chapel and convent for the Ursuline Academy of Immaculate Conception.
J Street Buys Land to Develop DC Condos
The upcoming 60,000-square-foot community targeting first-time home buyers will be located in the NoMa/Union Market area and comprise 62 units.