Development
Insight Breaks Ground on 2 DC Communities
The R.L. Christian Apartments has been in the works since 2013. Lockwood Apartments will be located within walking distance of Pennsylvania Avenue and two Metro stations.
Boise Mid-Rise Community Opens
The Fowler multifamily development broke ground in early 2016 and features 159 apartments over two street-level retail spaces.
Lincoln Ventures to Develop 236-Bed TX Community
The ADC loan for the 66-unit Austin student housing property, slated to open in 2019, marks the second financing deal closed by Highland Realty Capital and WPC Realty on behalf of the company in the past months.
Boston Conversion Project Lands $160M in Financing
The Archer Residences at Beacon Hill is a redevelopment project of the former Suffolk University Law School buildings, set to bring 70 luxury condominiums to the Beacon Hill neighborhood.
360-Unit Luxury Development Breaks Ground in DC Area
The Sur in Arlington, Va., will comprise 360 high-end apartments, 16,000 square feet of retail and several shared amenities.
Upstate NY Affordable Senior Project Breaks Ground
Durand Senior Apartments in Irondequoit is set to provide 70 units and will include on-site health-care facilities.
IN Affordable Senior Housing Lands $7M in Tax Credits
Historic Sullivan Lofts is slated to include 40 senior housing units and will provide free social services, including physical therapy, medication delivery and off-site transportation to residents 55 and older.
LDG Secures $38M for Baton Rouge Affordable Housing
Capital One Community Finance and Louisiana Housing Corp. facilitated the financing for Meadows at Nicholson, a 204-unit development.
Greystar, Henderson Park Plan World’s Tallest Modular Towers in London
The community will include 44-story and 38-story towers with a total of 550 units. Construction of the project in the city’s Croydon neighborhood is slated to start in 2019.
Pinnacle Completes Miami Mixed-Income Community
The company delivered Pinnacle Heights, a 109-unit community largely designated for residents earning 60 percent or less of the area’s median income. The $35 million property also includes a few market-rate apartments.