🏠✨ Big news in Buellton! We're thrilled to announce that we secured construction financing for Village Senior Apartments. This milestone underscores our commitment to providing affordable housing solutions for seniors in our community. Stay tuned as we prepare to break ground soon!
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Jim Chapman Construction Group has finished work on The Cottages at Fox Run, a 252-home community in Brunswick. Once stagnant due to the Great Recession, the 52-acre site now offers 60 for-sale and 192 rental homes. Horizontal construction began in October 2021, followed by vertical construction in March 2022. Leasing started in July 2022, with the project wrapping up in December 2023.
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Zucker takes condos off the plate in plan for big Sloan’s Lake project
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Did you know we built a project right by Lake Norman last year? 🤔 Carolina Multifamily Construction consistently builds projects in sought after communities year after year. Where do you think we’ll build next? Comment below ⤵️ #CMC #CMCMultiFamily #CarolinaMultiFamilyConstruction #NorthCarolina #LakeNorman #MultiFamilyIndustry
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As NJ’s urban areas get all the attention around transit-oriented development, it’s easy to overlook the Garden State’s rural counties when it comes to multifamily construction and access to public transportation. Yet Hunterdon and Warren counties prove that developers will take notice given the right location and demand backdrop. Since 2019, rural multifamily inventory has grown 14%, most of it in Hunterdon County. Here, almost half of the new apartments built in the past five years are under two miles from a train station on the Raritan Valley Line. Strong renter demand momentum has helped as the area has seen positive absorption since 2020, a trend expected to continue through this year. #newjersey #hunterdoncounty #njtransit #multifamily #construction #costar
New Jersey County Is Epicenter of Rural Multifamily Construction
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FEDS SAY LETS " BUILD BUILD BUILD!!! " A detailed strategy to build more affordable homes on surplus, underused, and vacant public land across the country by converting underused public properties like empty office towers or low rise buildings as well as vacant public land, and acquiring new lands. It will prioritize leasing public lands for affordable housing projects rather than outright selling.
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Affordable housing projects are much needed throughout the United States, including Florida. Now real estate developers in Florida can benefit from streamlined rules to build such units, courtesy of the Live Local Act. Read this DE Insight for more information on the expedited construction rules: https://hubs.ly/Q028xDLT0
How Florida's Live Local Act Expedites Affordable Housing Construction - DarrowEverett LLP
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Irvine-based 4Terra Investments is reigniting a stalled housing project in San Francisco, proposing 203 apartments on a former car wash site. Originally it was an 184-unit plan in 2022 but due to high costs and low rents, the previous developer walked away. With rents rebounding to $2,900, 4Terra's plan is to build 203 units, making it one of the largest since the pandemic. Hayes Valley in San Francisco, is known for its strict zoning and anti-development sentiment, hasn’t seen new housing since 2021. 4Terra’s project is a significant step in addressing SF's sluggish construction scene, which saw just 960 new units last year, the lowest since 2012. What are your thoughts on this big project? https://lnkd.in/djivAyjW
Developer Revives San Francisco Housing Project as Construction Activity Remains Muted
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A new chapter is being written in the heart of Kansas City — the West Bottoms Project is a testament to renewal and vision. Andrew Donchez and the SomeraRoad Inc. have begun the transformation, tearing down the old to make way for a vibrant future. The former Weld Wheel building, once a cornerstone of the industry from 1910, is paving the way for a $526.7 million rejuvenation plan. Demolition marks progress. It clears the old grooves to lay down new tracks for retail spaces, apartments, and a renewed community spirit. The West Bottoms Project isn't just about buildings—it will breathe new life into the city's storied pages. As we witness the careful dismantling of structures that have stood sentinel over a century of change, we're reminded of the potential of reimagining our spaces. These are the projects that convert forgotten corners of our cities into thriving hubs of commerce and living. Real estate is not just property. It's a canvas for community, history, and possibility. What transformations have you seen in your city that inspire you? How does the revitalization of urban spaces impact our industry and lives? What are your thoughts on urban renewal and its role in the fabric of our cities below. 👇 #UrbanRenewal #KansasCity #WestBottomsProject #cre #development #creriskking #commerciallending 💡 I'm Jeremy Goodrich. I make smart insurance simple so you sleep well at night, knowing your property, people, and purse are safe. https://lnkd.in/gjCH9R2p
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I cannot emphasize enough the serious impact this construction has had on local businesses along the line. These are often small business owners that might be your neighbours or friends. We fully understand the benefits of public transit and have designed our West Block project to seemlessly integrate a future stop. However, when impacts on the community and businesses are not given any weighting in the construction management contracts, we end up with a solution that closes the entire right-of-way for what appears to be 7+ years. This ROW extends from downtown all the way to Lewis Estates. To date, there have been multiple months where zero work is completed along long stretches of the line. Please explain to me how this makes sense? A scorched earth approach to public transit investment will set back any future progress by decades. Please share this post with your networks to increase awareness. https://lnkd.in/g2R77RX5 NAIOP Edmonton
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