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Designing for Dignity
The goal of every program that seeks to alleviate homelessness is to provide the individual with both stable housing and a support net of services.
Fifteen Years in the Making, Oakland’s MacArthur Transit Village Breaks Ground
Oakland, Calif.—It has been a very, very long time coming, but work has finally gotten underway on MacArthur Transit Village.
Apartments to Rise on Site of Failed San Diego Condo Development
San Diego–Alliance Residential Co. has acquired a 1.3-acre development site in the Little Italy district of downtown San Diego and is planning 201 apartment units for it.
Ritzy $700M Mixed-Use Project in Atlanta Gets New Name and Design
Atlanta–Buckhead Atlanta, a six-block, mixed-use development project that originally broke ground in 2007, has recommenced with a new owner and vision.
Ground Breaks on FSU Luxury Off-Campus Student Apartments
Tallahassee, Fla.–Construction has gotten underway on Campus Circle Tallahassee, a luxury off-campus student housing community adjacent to Florida State University.
$2B Master-Planned Community on Tap for Suburban Dallas
Arlington, Texas–Huffines Communities just broke ground on Viridian, a massive master-planned community that is estimated to cost $2 billion.
Bozzuto Achieves New LEED Certifications
Greenbelt, Md.–The Bozzuto Group has garnered the USGBC LEED Silver certification for properties in Baltimore and suburban Philadelphia.
Upscale Brooklyn Apartments Come to Market
New York–163 Washington Avenue, a 16-story glass tower in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Clinton Hill, has changed hands and is ready for occupants.
L.A. Multifamily Property Wins HUD Door Knocker Award
Los Angeles County–HUD has awarded Casa Dominguez, a 70-unit affordable housing property completed in 2009, a HOME Program Door Knocker Award.
Harlem Low-Income Property Rehabilitation Complete
New York–In the last five years, Tahl Propp Equities’ Gateway I in Harlem has made a remarkable turnaround, with recent rehabilitation achieving a 91 REAC score.