Development
Atlanta Luxury Project Lands $37M Financing
Working on behalf of Grubb Properties, Greystone Bassuk arranged the construction loan for the redevelopment of a 246-unit community in the city’s Grant Park neighborhood.
83-Unit Affordable Housing Project Opens in San Francisco
After a decade in the making, 1036 Mission Street welcomed its first residents. Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corp. is the building’s owner, developer, service provider and property manager.
New Affordable Senior Housing Coming to Bronx, Brooklyn
The New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development and the New York City Housing Authority has selected teams to develop the communities, dubbed Casa Celina and Linden Court.
Boston Affordable Housing Project to Add 135 Units
The Architectural Team Inc. designed the third phase of one of the oldest federal public housing properties in the U.S., The Anne M. Lynch Homes at Old Colony.
Podcast: The Trends Shaping the Future of Senior Housing
Industry veteran Mel Gamzon discusses how senior housing has changed over the years, why health and wellness is a big topic and the challenges the sector is facing.
Mixed-Use Tower Breaks Ground in Austin
The 30-story development, anticipated to open in the first quarter of 2021, will be the first in the area to combine retail, office and residential uses in a single building.
Scully Co. Expands NJ Community
The developer will add 220 units to Hamilton Greene in Mays Landing. Completion of the new component, The Glades at Hamilton Greene, is scheduled for 2021.
LMC Breaks Ground on NC Luxury Community
The Ellis is a mixed-use infill urban development featuring 549 high-end units and some 20,000 square feet of retail space in Uptown Charlotte.
Affirmed Housing Breaks Ground on LA Supportive Housing
Aria, a 57-unit development, is one of the first in the city funded through the $1.2 billion HHH bond measure passed in 2016.
St. Louis-Area Community Opens Doors
ZM Management broke ground on the 381-unit development in 2013. The owner financed construction with two loans totaling $21 million.