Development
Upcoming VA Community Lands $24M Construction Financing
Berkadia’s Senior Managing Director David Blake arranged a 40-year loan for the development of a 168-unit residential property in Christiansburg, Va.
Spectrum Breaks Ground on Charleston Development
The project is being built within the Cainhoy Plantation, a 9,000-acre, grocery-anchored, master-planned development. Leasing is expected to begin next spring, and the development is slotted for completion by fall 2018.
Related Group Opens Brickell Heights Highrise in Miami
The 690-unit Brickell Heights condo building, which is 100 percent sold out, includes a commissioned mural by Argentine artist Fabian Burgos.
NEI Begins Construction on Newest TOD in MA
The six-story development will be adjacent to the Beverly Depot commuter train station. The 112 Rantoul St. team includes women-owned businesses Barnat Development, ICON Architecture and McDermott Ventures.
Maplewood Senior Living Breaks Ground on $270M NYC Community
The 215-unit development featuring assisted living, enhanced care and memory care introduces the company’s Inspir brand, which was created to deliver a new option for older adults seeking senior residences.
Leasing Starts at Post Brothers’ The Duchess
The 320-unit luxury apartment building is slated for completion later this year, and it is the firm’s first New Jersey project. Paris Forino and Vijay Kale Architects oversaw the building’s design.
Tiny Living Brings Big Changes to Student Housing
At the 2017 NeoCon show, Tomas Eliaeson and Thomas Carlson-Reddig of Little discuss how universities can embrace smaller units without sacrificing design or space.
4 Developments Coming to Suburban NY
The developers announcing the Mount Vernon, N.Y., projects include The Alexander Group/Bluestone, Direct Investment Development, Enclave Equities and Simone Development Cos. The initiative aligns with the state’s new $2.5 billion housing package aimed at attracting investment in market-rate housing statewide.
NMHC, NAA: US Needs 5M New Apartments by 2030
According to a new joint study, apartment supply is not keeping up with demand caused by delayed marriages, an aging population and international immigration.