Development

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The Largest Apartment Projects to Hit San Francisco in 2015

More than 1,600 new apartments were added to San Francisco’s rental inventory in 2015.

Huffines Launches Phase IV of Massive Hebron 121 Station

Upon completion, Huffines Communities’ Hebron 121 Station will be the largest transit-oriented development in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

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MassDevelopment Issues $30.8M Bond for Complete Reconstruction of Cambridge Community

The rebuilding of the Jefferson Park community will create a total of 104 fully-affordable units.

Hamilton Lakes Business Park Gets First Residential Community

A joint venture led by M&R Development is developing The Residences at Hamilton Lakes, the first residential community coming to the popular suburban Chicago business park.

Design Revealed for CMC’s New Miami Luxury Tower

Ugo Colombo’s 64-story Brickell Flatiron will bring 549 luxury units to Miami’s Brickell Financial District to become one of the tallest all-residential buildings in the United States.

Kor Group Revives Multifamily Development in Santa Barbara

Santa Barbara is getting its first new multifamily residential community in close to 30 years thanks to a new luxury development by The Kor Group.

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Seattle’s Largest Rental Developments Completed in 2015

A total of 4,279 new apartments were added to Seattle’s local inventory in 2015.

City Council Approves de Blasio’s Affordable Housing Programs

The NYC City Council approved two major components of Mayor de Blasio’s affordable housing plan with the passing of the MIH and ZQA programs.

$30M Sonata West Retirement Community Promises Resort-Style Senior Living

Scheduled to open in spring 2017, the Sonata West senior housing community will offer 113 luxury units and create 50 jobs.

Enterprise Community to Adapt Historic Wisconsin Building into Affordable Housing

Enterprise Community Investment announced a $3.4 million Low-Income Housing Tax Credit deal to adapt a former National Guard armory in Wisconsin into affordable homes.