Development
Eminent Domain Process Set to Begin in ‘Iron Triangle’
New York–The eminent-domain land seizure in Willets Point, N.Y., a spot known locally as the “Iron Triangle,” is set to begin next week, and not without controversy.
Historic Church Incorporated into Tampa Workforce Housing Design
Tampa–Sage Partners has started work on Metro 510, a 120-unit multifamily housing property that will incorporate the adaptive re-use of the St. Paul AME Church.
Plans Revealed for First Phase of Residential Village at Sanctuary Belize
Stann Creek District, Belize– EcoFuture has revealed the $25 million Phase I Master Plan for the Marina Village, the focal point of Sanctuary Belize.
Prism Capital Gets Green Light for Adaptive Reuse Project
Bloomfield, N.J.–The site plan has been approved for the first phase of Prism Capital Partners’ multifamily adaptive reuse project that will occupy more than 20 acres in Bloomfield.
Donatelli Has Funding to Proceed with TOD Apartments in D.C.
Washington, D.C.–Donatelli Development has obtained equity financing for the next phase of its Highland Park development, a 144-unit apartment building.
$1B Sonoma Mountain Village Garners LEED-ND Certification
Rohnert Park, Calif.–Sonoma Mountain Village, a $1 billion mixed-use green community near San Francisco, will ultimately feature 951 apartments and condominiums and a bevy of commercial offerings.
Archstone Breaks Ground on TOD Apartments in Suburban D.C.
Gaithersburg, Md.–Archstone has broken ground on a 389-unit apartment complex plus retail space in a a D.C. suburb.
Financing Comes Together for Suburban Milwaukee Luxury Apartment Redevelopment
Wauwatosa, Wis.–HSI Properties teams with the Federal Housing Administration and AG Architecture to bring sought-after high-end apartments to suburban Milwaukee with The Enclave.
Village Green: Multifamily Maverick
Farmington, Mich.–Village Green prides itself on going against the grain, finding progressive ways to provide a diverse array of communities for the diverse array of renters.
Recovering Economy Will Improve Already Robust Multifamily
The economic recovery might be slower than everyone wants, but it will help what is already a thriving multifamily market.