Development

Society Brooklyn, which lines the Gowanus canal.

PMG Unveils Brooklyn Mixed-Use Development

The project included an 80-block rezoning effort.

Exterior shot of NOVEL 14th Street, a luxury multifamily community in Washington, D.C.

Crescent Opens Luxury DC Community

Construction financing for this project surpassed $67 million.

A rendering of Andara, which at completion will be the tallest residential building in Broward County.

Related Starts Work on Fort Lauderdale Luxury Tower

When completed, this will be the tallest residential building in Broward County.

Exterior shot of the first phase of Hudson House, a luxury multifamily project in Jersey City, N.J.

RXR Realty JV Buys, Recaps Major Jersey City Luxury Project

The community’s second and third phases are scheduled to come online this summer.

Rendering of Aventon NorthRidge, a multifamily community coming to Raleigh, N.C.

Aventon Breaks Ground on Raleigh Community

This will be the developer’s third asset in the area.

How State and Local Initiatives Are Bridging the Affordable Housing Gap

These creative incentives and innovative policies are moving projects forward in a tough climate.

WNC & Associates and Codman Square Neighborhood Development Corp. will construct the Talbot Commons II affordable housing in Dorchester, Mass.

WNC Plans Boston Affordable Housing

The $32 million transit-oriented development in Dorchester’s Codman Square will result from a public-private partnership.

Welton Jordan, Chief Real Estate Development Officer

Expanding California’s Affordable Housing Stock: A Local Perspective

EAH Housing’s Welton Jordan reveals the company’s secret for 60 years of development success.

Artistry Design District, a new development in Houston

McGrath Finishes Houston Multifamily

The new property is already 57 percent leased.

Ocean view from one of the terraces at The Atlantic Club

Tapping Into Potential on the Jersey Shore

Stillman Development’s Roy Stillman and Christie’s Sonja Cullaro believe demand for luxury living on the coastline will only increase. Here’s why.