Development

5750 Hollywood Blvd.

Carrier Johnson + CULTURE LA Project Begins Construction

The 161-unit apartment community will replace an empty 81-year-old two-story building with a modern design that utilizes metal panels and ceramic tile.

511 Meeting St.

JV Develops New Apartments in Charleston

Spandrel Development Partners, Aspen Heights Partners and Northwestern Mutual’s 511 Meeting St. will offer 221 apartments, two levels of structured parking and retail at its base.

735 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee

3L Closes on Milwaukee Asset, Plans Conversion

The company will invest $15 million to transform the former office property at 735 W. Wisconsin Ave. into a 144-unit apartment building.

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Related Development Tops Off Atlanta Luxury Tower

The company’s first project in Georgia’s capital city will offer 390 units and a Whole Foods Market. The apartments are set for completion in January 2018.

Leasing Begins at LMC’s Chicago Apartments

The Emerson, a mixed-use, transit-oriented development, features 270 units in a five-story, low-rise building and a 20-story high rise.

Construction of Lower East Side Luxury Condos Underway

Magnum Real Estate Group is partnering with Real Estate Equities Corp. to develop 196 Orchard, an 11-story luxury residential development located across from the famous Katz’s Deli.

NewCourtland to Redevelop Former Liddonfield Homes Site

The new owner acquired the site for $5.5 million from the Philadelphia Housing Authority. The former public housing development will be transformed into an affordable senior housing community.

Historic DC Patterson Mansion’s Makeover Now Complete

Saul Urban joined hands with Rooney Properties and BedRock Real Estate Partners to renovate and expand the more than 110-year-old property and turn it into 92 apartment units.

Dominion Senior Living Breaks Ground on SC Community

The $9.5 million, 44,000-square-foot project in Anderson will offer 45 assisted living and 15 memory care apartments.

Metro Spotlight: It’s Always Mountain Time in Denver

Years of economic growth have prompted substantial rent growth, but is the city’s multifamily market heading into treacherous waters?