Development
University of Chicago Unveils Plans for Obama Presidential Library
The University of Chicago has finally revealed plans for the Barack Obama Presidential Library.
District Picks Redbrick LMD-Gragg Cardona Team as Master Developer for Phase 1 of St. Elizabeths East Campus
In one of his final acts as mayor of Washington, D.C., Vincent Gray has selected the team of Redbrick LMD and Gragg Cardona to redevelop the first phase of the historic St. Elizabeths East Campus. The selection represents an important step forward for a project which could help transform one of the poorest sections of the nation’s capital.
New Seniors Community Touts Accessible Social Media
Senior housing and health care property REIT LTC Properties has announced the opening of the $9.8 million Chelsea Place, a 48-unit memory care community in Aurora, Colo.
MHN Interview: Brice Leconte, Founder, iUnit
iUnit is a new modular housing project coming to Denver in 2015, blending smart energy use, wireless connectivity, green construction and the urban living preferences of American Millennials.
Recertifying a Building as LEED EB Platinum
The 18-story office building at 750 East Pratt Street has been recertified and is now the first LEED EB Platinum building in Baltimore.
Multifamily Developers Advance Plans for Nearly 500 Units
Two new projects took major strides this month. Together, they will bring almost 500 units to the Greater Cincinnati area.
Authenticity is Key: Why Toby Bozzuto Knows Design Creates Value
Whether they’re developing new multifamily assets or providing third-party management services, Bozzuto’s award-winning apartment communities are known for their focus on delivering cutting-edge design that resonates with residents.
MassDevelopment Helps Chinatown Rental Project with $14.6 Million Affordable Housing Bond
An apartment building that is under construction in Boston’s Chinatown recently received financial help from the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency (MassDevelopment).
Manhattan, Brooklyn Residential Markets Will Thrive in ’15
Parts of Manhattan are going to attract a new wave of residential buyers, and despite rising costs, Brooklyn’s going to continue to be a hot residential market, according to a newly release set of predictions about 2015 real estate activity by Voda Bauer Real Estate.