Development
Boston Announces Plan to Ramp Up Housing Supply
The city of Boston released its housing report detailing how it will create 53,000 units of housing by 2030.
Location is Key for New Mill Creek Residential Development
The company is hoping to woo renters with a luxury community located halfway between Washington, D.C., and Baltimore.
Altis Sand Lake Becomes Orlando’s Largest Green Certified Community
The community saves enough energy to power 41 homes yearly, saves enough water to fill 60 swimming pools a year and diverts 159 tons of waste from landfills annually.
Low-Income Community Opens in Cambridge, Mass.
The 40-unit Temple Place Apartments was built by the Cambridge Housing Authority and designed by HMFH Architects.
Is It Time for an Energy Retrofit?
Energy retrofitting is becoming an increasingly popular way to recoup investments, attract and retain residents and address environmental concerns all at the same time.
Northstar, Balfour Start Work on Senior Housing in Denver
The planned 74 units, which will include 58 assisted living and 16 memory care, are slated for completion in the spring of 2017.
SF Luxury Apartments Open in Highly Sought-After Neighborhood
Monogram Residential Trust has developed a 12-story, 121-unit multifamily community in the Mission District.
Upscale Senior Housing Breaks Ground in Baton Rouge
A joint venture between CR Properties and Cardinal Ventures is bringing senior housing with a resort-like feel to the Grove neighborhood.
ULI Special Report: 5 Ways to Capitalize on the Shared Space Environment
As embracing shared space becomes increasingly popular among every generation, developers at the 2016 ULI Spring Meeting revealed how they’re creating communities in different ways.
Charlotte Lands New 271-Unit Multifamily Community
Capital Crossing at Whitehall will be situated adjacent to the 700-acre Whitehall Corporate Center and the planned Topgolf.