Luxury

Rendering of The Cameron

StreetLights Residential Breaks Ground in AZ

The company assumed a $47.9 million loan to develop The Cameron, a 349-unit luxury community in Tempe.

Luxury Community Breaks Ground in Capitol Hill

With delivery planned for 2020, Foulger-Pratt’s Beckert’s Park in D.C. will feature 325 units and 68,000 square feet of ground-floor retail, including a Safeway store.

Stantec Breaks Ground on Tampa-Area Luxury Condos

The 400,000-square-foot BLVD tower was developed by Core Development and will comprise 49 units. Amenities will include a wine cellar, a rooftop pool and an outdoor summer kitchen.

NAP Trades New Atlanta Luxury Community

The 244-unit Anthem on Ashley opened earlier this year and includes 6,000 square feet of on-site restaurant and retail space.

Dougherty Funding Lands $31M Financing

625 Development will consist of 122 apartments, two parking ramps and a 3,000-square-foot retail space. Reuter Walton Development serves as the general contractor.

Stamford Waterfront Community Opens Doors

Building and Land Technology’s Harbor Landing Apartments sits within a mixed-use development encompassing restaurants, a new boatyard, marina and a boardwalk.

CRG development, Sheridan road & Wilson Avenue, Chicago

CRG Breaks Ground on Chicago Luxury Building

The 12-story tower is slated for delivery in July 2019 and will offer a 2,000-square-foot rooftop deck, dog salon and coffee bar.

JV Completes Phase II of NJ Luxury Tower

SJP Properties, Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. and PGIM Real Estate have finished work on The Modern in Fort Lee, which comprises 900 units and a bowling alley, an arcade room and an infinity pool.

Las Vegas-Area Community Lands $57M Financing

Built in 2018, Castile Apartments features 498 units across 28 buildings. Thompson Michie Communities bought the asset in April for $99.6 million.

Ryan Cos., Grand Living Plan 2 Luxury Senior Communities in Texas

The communities include the Grand Living at Riverstone in Sugar Land and Grand Living at Georgetown. Both will have 180 units and feature an age-in-place model.