Development
Top 10 Largest Multifamily Completions in Indianapolis
Despite two strong years for inventory growth, demand for new units has continued to grow across the metro, putting pressure on builders. Overall, rental projects have stayed moderate in size—up to 250 units.
Trez Forman Funds $42M Charlotte Property
Caldwell Station NC is developing a 20-building community that will feature 371 parking spaces, a saltwater pool and a dog park.
Opus Group Delivers Denver Luxury Community
The Centennial property includes 306 units and wraps around a central parking garage, which allows residents to park on the same floor as their apartment.
Creating Legacy Landmarks: Renderings vs. Reality
Location, timing and the team—these are the key ingredients that JDS Development Group considers when deciding to take on a new project. Founder & Managing Partner Michael Stern discusses the company’s main projects and strategy.
Capitol Seniors Housing Acquires NJ Community
Siena in Cinnaminson Township was developed as a condo building and will be converted to apartments. The company plans to add units and a fitness area, a yoga studio and a card room.
Atlas Real Estate Group on Denver’s Multifamily Outlook
Co-founder Jason Shepherd explores the investment market and new development trends he’s seeing, such as the rise of micro units.
WinnCos. Breaks Ground on Boston Veterans Housing
The Residences at Brighton Marine is the first of its kind to offer mixed-income housing in Boston since World War II. It will include 102 units and on-site services and is scheduled for completion by December 2019.
LA Senior Housing Breaks Ground
Related Cos. and Community Development Corp.’s The Curve @ West Angeles will have 70 units, including 29 for very-low-income residents.
ZOM Living Starts Construction on Dallas Luxury Community
Upon completion in 2020, ATELIER will include 364 luxury units, 41,000 square feet of amenity and retail space, and a 10-story parking garage.
Dalcor Holdings Secures $52M for Houston Affordable Housing
The company’s plan to acquire and restore the 805-unit Vista on Gessner is significant to the area because Hurricane Harvey caused damage to the housing stock.