Development

HTG Completes 4th Community in Miami-Dade County

The affordable housing developer finished work on Princeton Park, a 150-unit income-restricted property. The Florida Housing Finance Corp. provided part of the financing for the $36 million project.

Denver Opportunity Zone Attracts Cresset-Diversified Fund, Hines

Starting in early 2020, the partners will build North Wynkoop, a 10-story, 392-unit luxury community in Denver’s RiNo neighborhood.

Google to Invest $1B in Bay Area Housing

The company is the latest tech giant to pledge big bucks toward the housing crisis. The firm wants to build 20,000 units, a quarter of which would be affordable.

Jones Street Lands $31M for Massachusetts Development

Boston Realty Advisors secured the five-year loan from Cambridge Savings Bank for the construction of a mixed-use development in an Opportunity Zone in North Attleboro.

Ultra-Luxury Condo Tower Underway in Philadelphia

Dranoff Properties’ $253 million, 47-story residential high-rise at the corner of Broad and Spruce streets will feature more than 36,000 square feet of amenities.

Chicago-Area Assisted Living Community Gets New Building

The 156-unit luxury facility, located right across from Chicago Botanic Garden, opened its doors in 2014. A former memory care wing will be converted into assisted living units.

Lonicera Partners Lands $70M for Brooklyn Luxury Development

The acquisition and construction financing from Santander Bank and City National Bank was arranged by JLL Capital Markets for the project at 308 Livingston St.

JV Breaks Ground on Sacramento Affordable Community

The two buildings totaling 65 units will serve veterans, low-income families and individuals with special needs in Roseville. The project is slated for completion in Fall 2020.

LMC Closes $1.3B Multifamily Fund

The subsidiary of Lennar Corp. announced the final closing of the equity fund, which targets investments in Class A communities across the country.

Knoxville-Area Opportunity Zone Project Lands Financing

Walker & Dunlop originated the $21 million financing package through HUD, combining a two-year construction loan with a long-term mortgage.