Development

A photo of Alida Residences in West Palm Beach

LD&D JV Breaks Ground on West Palm Beach Mixed-Use Project

It’s the first high-rise project to break ground in the area in nearly five years.

Student Housing Unlocked with Gilbane Development Co.

Student Housing Unlocked: The P3 Case for Campus Modernization

In this conversation with MHN’s Olivia Bunescu, Gilbane’s Geoff Eisenacher discusses how public-private partnerships are reshaping campus housing.

Rendering depicting the completed Place at Alafaya, a student housing property in Orlando, Fla.

Beachwold Lands Record Construction Loan in Orlando

The project is taking shape at the former site of a 36-building community.

Rendering of the 11-story condo project in West Harlem.

Mass Development Lands $45M for Harlem Condo Project

The development will comprise 72 units across 11 floors.

A photo of Loring Towers in Salem, Mass.

Related Begins Full Renovation of Greater Boston Affordable Housing

The work will guarantee affordability at the property for 30 years.

Exterior shot of 2000 Biscayne in Miami.

PTM, Peacock Launch Workforce Platform

The new company has a capitalization of more than $300 million.

Southplace City Center rendering

MHN Asks: What Still Gets Built in South Florida?

BH Group’s Isaac Toledano on the tougher underwriting, site selection and partnership decisions shaping the next wave of development in the area.

A rendering of Linwood and Troost, a 194-unit development planned by Milhaus in Kansas City, Mo. that's expected to break ground this year. The Low Income Housing Tax Credit development is one of eight projects being built this year by Milhaus, which has merged with SRG Residential.

Milhaus and SRG Residential Merge, to Acquire LA-Based Investor

The new platform will have a multibillion-dollar development pipeline.

Rendering of Citywalk in Rochester, Minn.,

Inland, Reuter Walton Plan 342-Unit Minneapolis Community

The project is one of the largest market-rate multifamily developments in the area.

U.S. multifamily occupancy levels, 2014–2025 (Renter-by-Necessity housing data driven piece)

Why New Working-Class Rentals Are a Rare Sight

The percentage of renter-by-necessity housing is shrinking as new supply reconfigures multifamily markets across regions and segments.