Development
Palo Alto Housing Breaks Ground on $42M Project
As the Bay Area residential crisis rolls on, the developer will bring 67 much-needed affordable housing units to Redwood City.
TDK Kickstarts $192M Portfolio in the Southeast
The company broke ground on four new multifamily developments in Florida, Kentucky and Tennessee, with a total value of $191.5 million.
JV Breaks Ground on Miami High-Rise Community
The 434-unit luxury residential project will be part of Miami Worldcenter, a 27-acre, $4 billion mixed-use development now under construction in the heart of the city.
Affordable San Diego Project Breaks Ground
Affirmed Housing has begun work on The Link, a 50,000-square-foot development dedicated to formerly homeless residents. Bank of America provided roughly $48 million for the project.
JV Breaks Ground on 2 DC Communities
Developers Urban Atlantic, Hines and Triden Development Group will deliver 390 market-rate and affordable housing units through The Vale and The Brooks, located within The Parks at Walter Reed.
Canyon Partners, Santander Bank Launch Multifamily Impact Fund
Canyon Multifamily Impact Fund IV plans to spend approximately $100 million on affordable housing properties in the Northeast.
Top 10 Multifamily Completions in the Pacific Northwest
Demand for new residential units in the Pacific Northwest was very strong during the last 12 months, bolstering development especially in the high-end segment.
Luxury NJ Senior Housing Opens Doors
The 73,000-square-foot 85-unit facility is the first assisted living and memory care property built in the borough since 2000, under the management of Chelsea Senior Living.
NYC Mixed-Use Project Advances with 2 Residential Towers
TF Cornerstone is developing the second phase of Hunters Point South, a master-planned community in Queens’ Long Island City neighborhood. The new high-rises will add 1,194 residential units to the site along the East River.
Upscale Mixed-Use Community Opens in LA
Developed by the Korda Group, the 138-unit luxury apartment building was designed to blend into the surrounding neighborhood’s Art Deco style.











