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Boston's first office to residential conversions are underway, and success hinges on several critical factors. Building vintage, location (including access to transportation and proximity to food sources), and floor plates all play a key role in the outcome. As the city continues to evolve, it's exciting to see these transformations take shape. Find these properties using Trepp, Inc. tools. #BostonDevelopment #RealEstate #ResidentialConversions https://lnkd.in/efMM9YM2

Quick tips 💡 1. Explore BeltLine Areas: The Atlanta BeltLine project is transforming neighborhoods like Inman Park, Old Fourth Ward, and West End. Properties here are seeing significant appreciation. 2. Check Out West Midtown: This area is booming with new developments, trendy restaurants, and tech company relocations, making it a hot spot for investment. 3. Consider East Atlanta Village: Known for its vibrant culture and community feel, East Atlanta Village offers great investment potential with rising property values. 4. Look into Downtown Redevelopment: Downtown Atlanta is undergoing major redevelopment, attracting businesses and residents. Investing here could yield high returns. 5. Research Suburban Growth: Suburbs like Alpharetta, Sandy Springs, and Decatur are experiencing rapid growth and offer excellent investment opportunities with strong rental demand. 6. Monitor Tech Hub Developments: Areas like Midtown and Tech Square are becoming tech industry hubs. Investing in these neighborhoods can be lucrative due to the high demand from professionals. 7. Focus on Rental Markets: Atlanta’s strong rental market, particularly in areas like Buckhead and Midtown, provides steady income opportunities for investors. 8. Stay Updated on Market Trends: Keep an eye on market reports and real estate trends to identify emerging hotspots and make informed investment decisions. #AtlantaRealEstate #Investing #Hotspots #EmergingMarkets #BeltLine #WestMidtown #EastAtlantaVillage #DowntownAtlanta #SuburbanGrowth #Alpharetta #SandySprings #Decatur #TechHub #MidtownATL #TechSquare #RentalMarket #Buckhead #RealEstateTrends #PropertyInvestment #ATLInvestments #HomeBuying #InvestmentTips #RealEstateAdvice #ATLProperties #PropertyMarket #RealEstateInvestor #InvestmentOpportunities

Who are the minds sculpting the future of Los Angeles' skyline and living spaces? 🌆🔍 Los Angeles' dynamic skyline and vibrant neighborhoods are a testament to the creativity and resilience of its real estate entrepreneurs. From luxury apartments to innovative commercial spaces, these individuals are not just building structures; they're crafting the future of urban living in LA. - Chris T. at LaTerra Development is reimagining living spaces with a focus on sustainability and community-centric developments. His projects are a beacon of modern urban living. - Marc Jannone of Jannone Development blends luxury with functionality, pushing the boundaries of residential construction and setting new standards for elegance and comfort. - David Nagel of Decron Properties Corp. leads with a vision for upscale rentals that redefine luxury, prioritizing comfort and community in each project. - Augie Schmidt has revolutionized the commercial real estate scene with his ascent from analyst to a leading agent, now shaping the future through education with CRE Academy. - Jeff Greene leverages TOC incentives for his 782-unit project, championing sustainable urban growth and setting a precedent for future developments. Jack Nourafshan at Reliable Properties adapts multifamily housing to modern demands, focusing on creating spaces that meet the evolving needs of Angelinos. - Brian Saenger of The Ratkovich Company. is dedicated to urban infill and revitalizing historic landmarks, enhancing the fabric of the city with each project. - Sean Burton of Cityview specializes in market-rate housing in challenging markets, demonstrating resilience and strategic foresight in development. - Neil Shekhter has faced his share of challenges but remains a notable figure in LA real estate, illustrating the highs and lows of building a real estate empire. These leaders are shaping the way we live, work, and play in Los Angeles. As we witness the transformation of our city, one can't help but wonder: who will emerge next to leave their mark on the City of Angels? 🏗️🌟 #FutureBuilders #losAngeles #LA #SoCal #RealEstate #entrepreneurship #properties #innovation

With the ever-increasing complexity of the development approval process and the often-competing priorities presented by regeneration projects, both external and internal decision-makers rely on robust evidence and detailed market research in order to progress projects with confidence. That’s why Red Loft’s fantastic in-house team are an excellent choice for support with market research and feasibility reports. Our reports are comprehensive and tailored to your requirements. We can provide site-specific insight into demand, affordability, competitor analysis and pricing, as well as site location analysis and scheme optimisation recommendations. We can help you establish Key Performance Indicators and develop a business case for your project. Barbara Németh MRICS, our Head of Research Consultancy, and her team have worked across several schemes within the Sales and Land & Viability departments, structuring reports to provide critical analysis for our clients. For example, we recently worked with the London Borough of Lambeth to provide a review and recommendations for optimisation for part of their portfolio, for which we received excellent feedback: “Red Loft are experts in their field and who know the affordable housing sector inside out. They work collaboratively and show a deep understanding of Local Authority’s political and administrative operation. They produced complex work to an excellent standard within tight deadlines.” - Andrew Anderson MRICS MRTPI, Programme Director at LB Lambeth. We’ve also assisted Anchor with an extensive market research and feasibility report: “Red Loft has supported our Sales & Marketing and New Business teams with in-depth market research and feasibility reports to support our offers and governance processes. Their knowledge of the specialist markets in which we work, along with expertise in new-build development and sales has enhanced the assurance we’re able to offer our executive and board.”- Patrick Duffy, Director of Land & Regeneration at Anchor. In addition, as a leading housing consultancy specialising in affordable housing, we can tailor reports to ensure compliance with GLA and Homes England guidance, whilst also delivering expert advice on specification, layout and space standards to optimise value and marketability. If you are interested in learning more about our research consultancy services, please reach out to Barbara Nemeth bnemeth@redloft.co.uk. #RedLoft #ResearchConsultancy #Feasibility #Reporting #Planning

What a great case study. To learn more about East End Maker Hub read below! It was a great partnership with URBAN PARTNERSHIP COMMUNITY DEVELOPMEN CORPORATION and Michael Pittman II, CCIM

Boston Developer’s $450 Million Vision for Lynn’s Transformation! Here’s a quick glimpse into an exciting development reshaping the landscape of Lynn, Massachusetts! Samuels and Associates, renowned for their expertise in mixed-use projects, is pouring a massive $450 million into developing a 4.4-acre site in Lynn’s South Harbor neighborhood. 👉 Discover more in my detailed video about the project - https://lnkd.in/ePiNqWWx Why is this a big deal? Track Record: Chosen for their proven success in creating vibrant residential, commercial, and lab spaces. Community-Centric: Committing to 10% affordable housing, they're not just building structures but nurturing communities. Economic Boost: A whopping $45 million tax credit backs this project, highlighting its significance and potential impact. The project is expected to net $120 million in tax revenue for the city of Lynn throughout a 30-year period. This development is more than just buildings; it's about revitalizing a neighborhood and creating a beacon of modern urban living. Stay tuned as we follow this transformative journey in Lynn. 🥂To groundbreaking ventures #lynn #realestate #housingnews #realestatenews

NYC is Building More Apartments Than Ever Ever feel like NYC is one giant construction site? Well, you're not imagining things! A new report from RentCafe shows that New York is leading the country in apartment construction for the third year in a row. By the end of 2024, nearly 33,000 new apartments will be ready! Brooklyn is really taking the lead with over 9,000 new units—three times more than Manhattan. 🏠 What does all this new development mean for New York City's future? This boom isn’t just about more buildings; it's about more homes, more opportunities, and maybe even changing how we live in the city. What are your thoughts on all this new construction? I’d love to hear! #RealEstate #Construction #projectmangement #aceprojectmanagement

Big news from Leander! Northline developers unveiled their new partner, Endeavor Real Estate Group. 🛍Endeavor will oversee the development of 17 acres of commercial retail space along the frontage of 183A Toll within the Northline project. Known for iconic retail centers like The Domain and Southpark Meadows in Austin. 🍽 Charlie Northington, representing Endeavor, revealed plans for a grocery store-anchored shopping center with a mix of restaurants and retail outlets within the 17-acre project. 🏢 Additionally, Endeavor will spearhead the construction of a multifamily portion within the Northline development, as confirmed by Northline founder and developer Alex Tynberg. 🏘 Envisioned as Leander's new downtown district, Northline will offer a vibrant mix of retail, office, healthcare, public space, and residential options. With some portions already housing residents, the project promises to be a bustling, walkable hub. 🚧 Construction on the mixed-use center began in 2020, with vertical construction commencing in 2022. During the workshop, Tynberg proposed changes to the 2018 development agreement, including additional commercial square footage, acreage expansion for the Endeavor retail portion, and property tax reimbursements for infrastructure costs. 📈 In exchange for these changes, Northline commits to providing over 100,000 additional square feet of commercial space and undertaking maintenance responsibilities that would otherwise fall to the city. 🏥 But that's not all - more exciting projects are in the works for Northline, including medical offices, senior living opportunities, and a hotel with a convention center. 🤝 While Council members didn't vote during the workshop, there's evident support for the proposed changes to the Northline development agreement. Tynberg and his team will continue collaborating biweekly with city staff as the project unfolds. Stay tuned for more updates as Northline continues to transform Leander's landscape! - - - - #realestatetrends #luxuryliving #realestate #realtor #austinrealestate #austinrealtor #northaustin #austinrealty #atx #luxuryaustinhome #homesforsale #realtorlife #realestateinvesting #dreamhome #househunting #realestateexperts #homebuying #homeselling #sellinghomes #realtorsofinstagram #northlinedevelopment #leandergrowth #urbanrevitalization

When Michael Pittman II, CCIM was the Vice President of Real Estate at URBAN PARTNERSHIPS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, he was responsible for leasing and developing the East End Maker Hub. The 307,000-square-foot redevelopment project was a collaboration between the nonprofit and public sectors and sought to redefine entrepreneurship in Houston by providing equitable access to affordable workspace for local manufacturers, fabricators, crafters, innovators, artisans, and artists. The project required the renovation of an existing building in an economically distressed, low-income community. Mike and his team worked with an architect to devise site and floor plans for the project, and when the renovation was underway, he began thinking about generating publicity and leasing the space. However, he needed renderings that could showcase the intended final product to do this effectively. “The renderings gave the people who weren’t on the development team or highly involved with the project a clear vision of what we were accomplishing,” said Mike, who is now a certified commercial investment member (CCIM) and the director of brokerage services at Cushman & Wakefield. “Not only did the renderings help us secure future interest in other projects, but they also helped create leasing momentum. The images provided a clear and tangible vision of the completed project, allowing potential tenants and the press to understand the value and potential of the development.” Read the full case study here: https://lnkd.in/edqkxzh7 --- #realestate #development #communitydevelopment #eastendmakerhub #houston #entrepreneurship #workspace #manufacturers #fabricators #crafters #innovators #artisans #artists #renovation #renderings #prismrenderings

Have you heard about Culdesac Tempe? It’s a car-free rental apartment community in Tempe, AZ with 700+ homes, local businesses, shared courtyards, and common amenities. While it’s being positioned as the first of its kind in the US, I’m confident it won’t be the last.   Like the European cluster apartment concept I shared a few weeks ago, Culdesac Tempe won’t appeal to everyone and has its fair share of critics. Some of that, at least, is because it represents a shift from the cultural norm—exactly why I think it’s interesting and a much-needed alternative in the future, which is going to be anything but normal.   But as Scott Higgins and I always say, to get to something different, you need a different process, one that’s high on collaboration and experimentation.   Culdesac Tempe proves our point.   According to architect Dan Parolek who worked on the project, “one of the critical ingredients in Culdesac’s success has been its coordination with the Tempe planning department, which was willing to bend rules and requirements to accommodate the unusual project.”   While the jury is still out on the long-term success of the project, we’re always excited to see people willing to try something new.   What do you think? #citybuilding #urbandesign #urbandevelopment #urbanplanning #architecture #realestatedevelopment #changeisgood #joyfulcities #joyexperiments   https://lnkd.in/efxhTe33