Development

San Jose Flea Market Redevelopment to Reach 1,000 Units

Western National Group plans to develop 560 apartments in North Village, a community included in Market Park San Jose, a 120-acre mixed-use project.

RD Management, Big Rock Partners Plan Senior Housing

Villages of Windsor in South Florida is scheduled to open in October, while Windsor at Celebration in the Orlando area has a March opening date.

Tiny Living Gets Bigger

In this video, Tomas Eliaeson and Thomas Carlson-Reddig of Little discuss why this trend is becoming a more functional choice for universities and what goes into creating these spaces.

Manhattan Mixed-Use Snags Pre-Development Financing

A joint venture obtained $200 million for 520 Fifth Ave., which will include 145 condos, 208 hotel rooms and 33,000 square feet of retail space.

Collier Breaks Ground on FL Community

Slated for completion in 2018, Canterbury Circle in Ocala will include 304 units in 20 buildings. The project will be the company’s third in the area.

10 Markets with the Greatest Rent Loss

Rent growth has been decelerating nationally after a wave of new development. Here are markets with the greatest loss in rents over the year.

Bijou, Intercontinental Launch NJ Mixed-Use Development

The joint venture’s 424-unit Hoboken community includes a state-of-the-art public gymnasium, two-acre resiliency park and other luxury amenities.

There’s Hope for This South Park Luxury High-Rise

Lendlease and Full Star Properties LLC started construction on a mixed-use luxury condo building, which has been in the pipeline since 2006.

Related, Stanford Debut Affordable Community in Bay Area

Related California broke ground on the 70-unit property in Palo Alto, Calif., in 2015. The community resulted from a 2005 agreement between the city of Palo Alto and Stanford University to create housing for Stanford faculty and the surrounding community.

Senior Affordable Community Comes Online in Huntsville

Stratus Development LLC developed the 60-unit property, which is restricted to residents who are 55 or older and earning 60 percent of the area median income or less.