Development
First-of-Its-Kind Miami Community Gets $19M in Financing
Nonprofit Casa Familia and developer Atlantic | Pacific Communities got the green light to start working on Miami-Dade County’s first affordable housing community for adult residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Timberland Partners JV Open 243-Unit Community in Minneapolis
The development is part of the company’s Green Fourth project, which aims to reduce pollution. G4 includes 66 affordable units.
WinnCompanies Lands $11M Loan for Boston Redevelopments
The Clippership projects involve the demolition of four buildings and the construction of two new ones that are set to include 22 affordable apartments and 30 mixed-income condos.
Wood Partners Starts Upscale Project in Suburban Portland
The company’s fourth community in the Portland area, Alta Civic Station in Gresham, Ore., will offer 318 units and is slated to open in the spring of 2021.
5 LEED-ing Multifamily Projects in CA
Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego hold the top spots for LEED-certified multifamily properties in California through the past 12 months.
Aegis Living Opens Seattle Senior Housing Asset
Construction on the 89-unit, Ankrom Moisan-designed community began in late 2017. The owner plans to complete an additional five developments by 2022.
YOTELPad Miami Ready to Go Vertical
Aria Development Group and AQARAT are the sponsors of the luxury condo-hotel tower, said to be the first East Coast project of its kind. Completion is set for 2021.
Fore Property Opens 5th Portland Community
The five-story building is located in Portland’s historic Mississippi neighborhood, close to major employers including Adidas, Nike, Intel and Oregon Health & Sciences University.
Wood Partners Expands Houston Luxury Multifamily Footprint
Alta River Oaks, the 364-unit property, is located near the company’s Alta West Alabama development, which will have 304 units and also open in 2020.
Michigan Awards LIHTC for 536 Affordable Units
The state selected five projects in Detroit for the federal tax credits, which will support the construction of 235 new units and preserve the affordability of 318 existing units.