Development
Transit-oriented Development Becomes Focus of Local Governments
As national recovery from the latest recession continues to move slowly, state and local officials are eyeing measures they hope will hasten economic growth in their own communities.
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Translating the ‘Outdoor Room’ Concept for Apartment Living
It’s possible to live in a multifamily setting with much more connection to the outdoors and nature than most residents would have experienced in single-family homes with large yards. Providing this option can help people transition from leafy, low-density suburbs into a more compact and sustainable urban fabric.
Southwestern Law School Begins Its First Student Housing
Southwestern Law School has broken ground on a student housing complex, the school’s first on-campus residential facility.
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PROFILE: Rosen Partners LLC
Dan Rosen, managing director of Rosen Partners LLC, believes there is one winning strategy in developing multifamily housing, whether for-sale or for-rent.
Big Unit with a Small Footprint
Wisznia | Architecture + Development brings a creative approach to adaptive reuse in New Orleans.
A Peek into the New Residential Financial District
Manhattan’s Financial District is quickly becoming the hottest residential area of the city.
Tavaci Road at Center of Yet Another Cottonwood Heights Dispute
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor Cottonwood Heights is facing another issue just a few weeks after developer Terry Diehl filed a petition to disconnect his Tavaci development from the city and make it part of Salt Lake County. The main reasons for his desired shift were the ability for a higher housing density and to […]