Development
Green Incentives for Brownfield Development
Green building and brownfield development are walking hand-in-hand these days, with urban infill projects likely to take a lead in the multi-housing comeback.
Wood Partners Begins Work on San Diego County Apartments
San Marcos, Calif.–Wood Partners has broken ground on a 108-unit apartment property near San Diego and within walking distance of the local light-rail system.
New Durham Apartments Close to Research Triangle Park
In traffic-plagued Raleigh-Durham, Greystar has started construction on an apartment community likely to give residents a break from nightmare commutes.
Ground Broken for New Seattle Apartments
Seattle–Holland Partner Group and Capstone Partners L.L.C. have broken ground on a 284-unit mid-rise apartment building in the South Lake Union neighborhood of Seattle.
New Condos Coming to 250 West St. in Tribeca
New York–The early-20th-century building at 250 West St. in Manhattan’s Tribeca neighborhood is in the midst of being reborn as a luxury condominium development.
Urban-Infill Student Housing under Construction in Richmond
The Collegiate, a 269-unit student-housing community in Richmond, will combine large-unit designs and townhouse style with the vibrancy and convenience of urban living.
Foster to Design Massive Project on Toronto Lakefront
Toronto–The joint venture 3C Lakeshore Inc. has picked Foster + Partners to design its new Toronto waterfront project, which will include about 2,000 residential units.
Former NYC Brownfield Now Site of Affordable Housing
New York–Developed by three partners working together, the mixed-use, low-income La Terraza rental development has been recognized for its affordable brownfield redevelopment.
Keystone Crossing Project Elevates Indy Luxury Rental Market
Flaherty & Collins Properties is transforming one of two Sheraton Hotel towers at I-465 and Keystone Avenue on Indianapolis’ north side into a new high-rise luxury apartment building.
$40M Historic Preservation Project Converts Courthouse to Apartments
The Alexander Co. is transforming the long-shuttered, 1930s-era U.S. Federal Courthouse in downtown Kansas City, Mo., into 176 high-quality workforce-housing apartment residences.