Development

OC Senior Living Facility to Undergo $30M Renovation

R.D. Olson Construction has begun work on the Atria Senior Living property in Newport Beach, Calif. Plans call for a new South wing and a fully renovated North building.

What Stands Out in Chicago’s Luxury Multifamily Market?

As the city’s high-end housing stock becomes increasingly diversified, developers are more committed to serving residents’ needs. Optima President Tara Hovey shares the story behind one of the company’s successful projects.

80 Percent Affordable Community Replaces DC Hospital

Flaherty & Collins Properties and Anacostia Economic Development Corp. are developing Residences at St. Elizabeths East, which contains 202 affordable apartments.

In Case You Missed It: MHN’s Top 5 Posts in November

Miss any of our articles? Catch up with five of our most popular posts for the month.

Brooklyn Developer Says Hello to the Bronx

Hello Living will develop 104 units on the former site of a parking lot in the borough’s Morrisania section.

What’s Ahead for Indianapolis

J.C. Hart Co.’s president provides insights into the metro’s development and investment scene, pointing out that oversupply may soon be a factor.

RYBAK Development Lands $48M Loan for Brooklyn Project

The Carlton Group Ltd. arranged the construction financing for the 20-story Sea Breeze Tower, located in Coney Island.

Opportunity Zones Knock

The new Opportunity Zones program potentially opens the door for billions of dollars to flow into multifamily development. NMHC Vice Presidents Matthew Berger and Dave Borsos provide both an update on recently promulgated regulations and a roadmap for further improvements.

The Tech-Multifamily Connection

How the sector is spurring development and investment opportunities far beyond Silicon Valley, and where it could strike next.

London Residential Project Lands $446M Loan

Regent’s Crescent is the first Grade I-listed property in the U.K. to receive approval for reconstruction. The HFF team worked on behalf of the borrower, which included Venture Capital Bank and Rassmal Investments.