Development
Greystar Opens Luxury Community in FL
The company has added 286 units to its portfolio. The property is located in the Rosemary District of Sarasota, Fla.
Partially Affordable Anchorage Project Receives $7M Loan
Elizabeth Place Apartments in Anchorage will serve those earning between 50 and 60 percent of the area’s median income, as well as homeless and disabled residents.
Amazon’s HQ2: The Multifamily Impact
Executives weigh in on the implications for residential markets in Crystal City, Va., and Long Island City, N.Y., Amazon’s future HQ2 campuses.
Boston Waterfront Condo Nearing Completion
The 50-unit luxury building developed by Seascape Development LLC and Delphi Construction overlooks the Fore River and Hingham Bay.
Miami Luxury Project Tops Off
The first residential project in the Western Hemisphere designed by the celebrated Renzo Piano Building Workshop will offer 66 apartments with amenities such as a swimming pool, concierge services and a library.
How Austin Can Set an Example in Tackling Affordability Issues
The $250 million bond, the largest in the city’s history, is expected to ease the metro’s rising affordability issue. In this interview, Atlantic | Pacific Cos.’ Dan Wilson talks about the company’s most recent projects in the market.
Affordable Project Breaks Ground in Camden, NJ
Branch Village Townhomes will occupy the site of the former public housing development in the city’s Centerville neighborhood. The community will include 72 units.
LA Luxury Community Receives $153M Financing
Walker & Dunlop structured the construction financing for the development of a 364-unit property located in Koreatown, just off Wilshire Boulevard and approximately 4 miles from downtown Los Angeles.
First Phase of Baltimore Development Opens
Once completed, the Center\West project will have 2,853 apartment units, 20 percent of which will be set aside for workforce housing.
Madison Realty Capital to Build Queens Mixed-Use Project
Plans call for 431 residential units along with a 476-seat elementary school and more than 5,000 square feet of retail in Queens’ Woodside section.