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Partnerships aren't just paperwork. Success isn't just strategy. Teams aren't just org charts. Here's what I've learned about building something real: The best partnerships? They're built on trust, not just terms. Like knowing someone's got your back when things get rough. Like texts that say "We'll figure this out." That's why we're fired up to partner with BCC on Cadre Townhomes. Real partnerships. Real trust. Real results. Strong teams aren't about perfect people. They're about perfect fit. It's about: • Having each other's blind spots • Celebrating wins like they're your own • Showing up when it matters most Some folks chase talent. I chase character. Because skills can be taught. But heart? That comes ready-made. Buck up and choose wisely. Your team isn't just who you work with. They're who you build with. Who's in your corner? Who’s on your team? Who’s your key partner?

The City of Surrey has released a corporate report introducing the rezoning of 70,000+ lots in Surrey. There are a lot of changes and credit needs to be given to City staff and planners who were able to make these changes on a short timeline. Once approved by council, key changes will be as follows: - 15 existing single-family zones are being deleted and replaced with 9 new zones (RA, R1, R2, R2-O, R3, R4, R5, R5-S, R6) - Depending on the zoning, lot size, and shape you can potentially build garden suites, coach homes, duplexes, or houseplexes. More zoning, OCP, building, subdivision servicing, and DCC bylaw updates will be coming in the next few months. Link to Corporate Report: https://lnkd.in/d_Zn8mxS

A former industrial power station site in Downingtown is being transformed into a new town center. Improvements will include a new SEPTA rail station in combination with a mixed-use retail and apartment complex that will grace a new regional park along the Brandywine River. CVDA was requested to revise the proposed Town Center Plan to enhance placemaking, walkability, and to create an exciting landscape character that would help define the new development to promote walkability and placemaking. A recreation amenity package and an overall park plan for the area along the Brandywine River were developed to promote the natural features of the existing wooded landscape. Stormwater management was integrated seamlessly into the park and open space amenity areas. A bridge connection was created to connect the new development and park to an existing park across the river as part of a regional park and open space network. #towncenter #planningprojects #landscapearchitecture #landscapeplanning See insights and ads Boost post All reactions: 1 1

22 UNIT DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY EASTBOURNE 3 Acre Site with Planning Permission 18 x Houses & 4 x Apartments To Replace Existing Cottages & Associated Buildings GDV – c.£12m   Details from steve@kesscorgroup.com   #PlanningPermission #SiteDevelopment #LandWithPermission #DevelopmentApproved #PlanningGranted #RealEstateDevelopment #PropertyDevelopment #UrbanPlanning #ConstructionProjects #LandDevelopment #DevelopmentOpportunities #PropertyInvestment #RealEstateOpportunities #LandForDevelopment #InvestmentPotential  

Two more examples of gentle density from Hamilton's lower city and one example of a commercial to residential loft conversion from the heart of downtown. The first two are buildings that have been sharing their streets with single-family homes for more than a Century. These buildings are part of the character of these neighbourhoods while also happening to provide much-needed housing. While the third is a The Hamilton Spectator warehouse building in the middle of Hamilton's downtown that was converted into residential lofts, with an addition to provide extra units with rooftop balconies. All beautiful examples of the diversity of Hamilton's housing stock and how old buildings like these can still be really desirable places to live. #Housing #Density #GentleDensity #RentalHousing #Condos #Lofts #LoftConversions #Home #History #HamOnt #RandomMusings

1917 Murrell Road , Rockledge, FL Sale Price: $575,000 Price / Acre: $370,968 Lot Size: 1.55 Acres This vacant land parcel is located on Murrell Road, just under a tenth of a mile south of Eyster Road, and adjacent to the Water Whirled Car Wash, immediate to the north. The oering is a corner property, with approximately 227.5 feet of frontage on Murrell Road, and approximately 309 feet on Pine Cove Boulevard. City of Rockledge C-2 Zoning. This zoning designation allows for (but is not limited to) the following uses: Oces and professional buildings, restaurants, service stations, retail stores, hotel/motel, child care facilities, entertainment venues. Ready to Build! Sidewalks, re hydrants, and retention in place and building site is at grade. Utilities: City water and sewer available. Note: City water and sewer are already on site and stubbed in. Two Fire hydrants on site. Sidewalks installed as well as on site retention. The onsite retention is shared with the car wash adjacent to the North. The property has in place cross easement that allow for ingress and egress from Pine Cove Road to Eyster Blvd. However, it was purposely NOT DEFINED which allows more latitude for future building layout and development. Please click the link below to view the property: https://lnkd.in/eMT-cE-5 #1917MurrellRoad #RockledgeFlorida #FloridaRealEstate #Florida

🏗️ 𝙑𝙞𝙧𝙜𝙞𝙣𝙞𝙖-𝙃𝙞𝙜𝙝𝙡𝙖𝙣𝙙'𝙨 𝙈𝙮𝙨𝙩𝙚𝙧𝙮 𝙋𝙧𝙤𝙟𝙚𝙘𝙩 𝙐𝙥𝙙𝙖𝙩𝙚 🕵️ 🔹 Construction on a controversial self-storage facility near Piedmont Park and the Atlanta Beltline continues with few details shared publicly. 🔹 Neighborhood leaders and Beltline officials are concerned about its impact on local development. 🔹 The project is crucial for Atlanta Botanical Garden's $150M expansion, which hinges on Public Storage vacating their current property by 2025. As Atlanta grows, how do you feel about self-storage facilities replacing potential retail or residential spaces? 🤔 #AtlantaConstruction #CommunityImpact #RealEstate

We’re proud to announce that Caxton Façades will be working with main contractor Telford Homes for client Telford Living on a landmark project: the redevelopment of the former Alperton Bus Garage in Wembley. Caxton Façades install Stofix brick slip façades across two 28-storey towers. This high-profile scheme forms a key part of the Alperton regeneration masterplan, transforming an underutilised site into a vibrant, mixed-use community. Set for completion in 2025, this development will bring substantial benefits to the area, including 461 new homes, 40% of which will be affordable housing, retail and community spaces, high-quality landscaping and an ecological corridor to enhance biodiversity. Read more on our website. https://lnkd.in/dr_7gQbW #residential #alperton #telfordhomes #affordablehomes #community Stofix UK #facade #brickslips

“The North Shore of Metro Vancouver could see its largest high-rise tower development at the site of Capilano Mall in the City of North Vancouver.” We are excited to unveil QuadReal’s vision for the future of Capilano Mall. Recently featured on Daily Hive, the initial design concept reflects our commitment to community building, reimagining the 16.5-acre site into a vibrant, transit-oriented mixed-use town centre that will serve as a gateway into the City of North Vancouver. Integrating with the North Shore’s natural landscape, the proposed plan will deliver high-quality housing—both purpose-built rental and condo—a new public park, a community centre, an internal pedestrian breezeway, and ground-level retail and restaurant uses that will activate the street frontages along Marine Drive and Third Street. Learn more about the project: https://heyor.ca/Zfhrh2 Join the conversation at Reimagine Capilano: https://lnkd.in/grGhBJJG #ExcellenceLivesHere #development #commercialrealestate #RealEstate #mixeduse #Vancouver #NorthVancouver #CapilanoMall #northshore

Cherry Creek's Landscape Set to Transform: Major Rezoning Milestone Achieved The Cherry Creek West project, a proposed redevelopment of nearly 13 acres at East 1st Avenue and University Boulevard, just cleared a crucial step. Here's what's planned: Rezoning approved for up to 13-story buildings Mixed-use plan: 4 residential buildings, 3 office buildings, restaurants, and services 2,000 spaces of underground parking 4 acres of open space Widened walking and biking paths along the creek 12% affordable housing for those making 60% of area median income The project aims to transform what's currently Elway's steakhouse, a running store, and a large parking lot. Phase 1, ending in 2029, will develop the east side near Cherry Creek Shopping Center. Demolition and utility work are expected to begin in 2026. This project could significantly impact our local real estate market. What are your thoughts on Cherry Creek West? How might it shape Denver's future? #DenverRealEstate #CherryCreekWest #UrbanDevelopment