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Mill Creek nabs $80M construction loan for phase two of Dadeland apartments CIT is the lender By Katherine Kallergis | August 21, 2017 08:45AM Rendering of Modera Metro Dadeland ’s second phase Mill Creek Residential just closed on an $ 80 million loan for the second phase of Modera Metro Dadeland , a 25- story apartment tower planned near Dadeland Mall, property records show . New York- based CIT Bank is the lender. Mill Creek, a Dallas- based multifamily developer , is building the 422-unit building at 8215 Southwest 72nd Avenue . Records show Mill Creek ’s Metro Dadeland II LLC paid $11.4 million for the 1.8- acre development site in 2014. Mill Creek is wrapping up construction of the first phase, also a 422-unit, 25- story rental development at the same address. Amenities will include two rooftop decks, a park and pet spa, parking garage, a pool, gym and clubhouse. Leasing begins in early September. The second phase will have its own amenities and leasing office. Constructi...

Chico’s street names have meanings, some clear and some obscure. New residents quickly learn that the first letters of Chestnut, Hazel, Ivy, Cherry and Orange streets — which line up east to west — spell out Chico, but there are a number of streets in the vicinity of Chico State University that aren’t so obvious. They include: Normal Avenue Chico State University traces its roots to the state Normal School — a teachers college — that was established in 1887 on a cherry orchard Chico founder John Bidwell donated to the state. Normal Avenue was originally called Sycamore Street , but the name was changed when the college arrived. Normal is also a bit abnormal in that the vast majority the roads south of Big Chico Creek are streets, but Normal is an avenue. Most of the roads north of the creek are avenues. Mechoopda Street/Rancheria Drive These two streets between West Sacramento and West First avenues, between Warner and North Cedar streets , reference the Indian rancheria that u...