Business Specialties
Innovation Triumphs in KTGY Award Winners
KTGY Group Inc. Architecture + Planning recently captured nine Gold Nugget Award design and planning competition Awards of Merit for seven of its projects.
Post Properties Commences Apartment Projects in Orlando and Raleigh
Post Properties Inc. has kicked off development of Post Lake at Baldwin Park, Phase III in Orlando and Post Parkside at Wade, Phase I in Raleigh, N.C., adding 802 units.
Ground Broken for Towson Green Townhouses near Baltimore
Towson, Md.–Bozzuto Homes has broken ground for Towson Green, a new sustainable townhome development in Baltimore County.
Work Commences on Groundbreaking Green Affordable Housing Project in Brooklyn
Brooklyn, N.Y.–Ground has broken on the first of a three-phase affordable housing project that will have the largest residential solar energy system in the state of New York.
Work Commences on Groundbreaking Green Affordable Housing Project in Brooklyn
Brooklyn, N.Y.–Ground has broken on the first of a three-phase affordable housing project that will have the largest residential solar energy system in the state of New York.
HUD Unveils Multifamily Refinance Program that Also Pays for Green Upgrades
Washington, D.C.–HUD has kicked off Green Refinance Plus, which will allow owners of affordable rental housing properties to refinance into new mortgages that include funding for energy upgrades.
SureDeposit Partners with Fogelman
Livingston, N.J.– Fogelman Management Company of Memphis, Tenn., has entered into agreements to begin offering SureDeposit’s surety bond product as part of their leasing offering to prospects.
WDG-Designed Mixed-Use Project Gets Green Light in Bethesda
Bethesda, Md.—The proposal for Woodmont Central, a 585,000 square-foot mixed-use project in Bethesda, Md.’s Woodmont Triangle neighborhood, has been approved.
WDG-Designed Mixed-Use Project Gets Green Light in Bethesda
Bethesda, Md.–The proposal for Woodmont Central, a 585,000 square-foot mixed-use project in Bethesda, Md.’s Woodmont Triangle neighborhood, has been approved.
The Truth about Accessibility Requirements
People still have misconceptions about accessibility required by the Fair Housing Act, but it’s worth getting up to speed on the subject.