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Image 1 of / 1 Caption Close Image 1 of 1 MARK ZARETSKY / HEARST CONNECTICUT MEDIA Officials from the city of West Haven, developer The Acorn Group and architect Svigals + Partners converse just prior to Thursday’s ribbon-cutting to celebrate completion of The Atwood, a 67-unit, four-story, mixed-use apartment and commercial building on Route 1. less MARK ZARETSKY / HEARST CONNECTICUT MEDIA Officials from the city of West Haven, developer The Acorn Group and architect Svigals + Partners converse just prior to Thursday’s ribbon-cutting to celebrate ... more Atwood development officially declared open in West Haven Back to Gallery WEST HAVEN >> Some residents already had moved in to The Atwood, a 67-unit, four-story, mixed-use apartment and commercial building on Route 1 — the first completed component of The Acorn Group’s ambitious University Commons project — when officials gathered Thursday to cut a celebratory ribbon to declare it open. They began moving in on Aug. 1. Addi...

8/18/2017 4:14:00 PM Jackson's Apple Hill Apartments celebrate remodeling with Open House Apple Hill Apartments site at 15 Orchard Lane in Jackson has recently undergone some major positive changes. To celebrate this, an open house event and ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on the afternoon of Wednesday, Aug. 16. Shown above (from the left) during the ribbon-cutting are Jackson City Councilman Jeff Elliott ; Jackson Council President Eric Brown ; USDA Rural Development representative Brent Warren ; Jackson City Councilman Jon Hensler ; Architect Stan Strickland ; Bernard Swack, Robert Bender and Diana Swack of the Provident Companies ; John Kircher of the Ohio Capital Corporation for Housing; Stan Uchida of Park National Bank ; Cheryl Thiessen of Jackson- Vinton Community Action ; and Diane Alecusan of the Ohio Housing Finance Agency . (Telegram Photo By Phillip Buffington)" title="" /> The Apple Hill Apartments site...

CLD Engineers acquired by Conn. firm, Hoefle joins Two International Group … and more By NHBR Staff Published: August 9, 2017 Shown at the official ribbon-cutting to mark the opening of the NH Liquor Commission ’s newest Liquor & Wine Outlet in Warner are, from left: T.A. Demoulas of Market Basket; David Swisher, manager of the Warner NH Liquor & Wine Outlet; Nicole Brassard Jordan , NHLC’s director of marketing; Executive Councilor Andru Volinksy ; John Matthews of Market Basket; Arthur Demoulas, CEO and Market Basket; NHLC Deputy Commissioner Michael Milligan ; NHLC Chairman Joseph Mollica ; former Warner Selectman David Hartman ; Tony Maiola, former NHLC commissioner ; former NH Rep. David Karrick; NH Rep. Clyde Carson; and David St. Hilaire, NHLC’s chief operating officer . Opera North has received a $150,000 grant from the Northern Border Regional Commission to renovate the main house on Blow-Me-Down Farm, across from the Saint- Gaudens National Historic Site in Concord....

Developer Carl Dranoff is planning 28 stories of luxury condos at Broad and Pine Streets, instead of the hotel-and-apartment hybrid he previously had in mind for the site, as Center City heads toward a likely near-term glut of both rental housing and hotel guest rooms . The developer’s earlier vision of a 22-story building with 76 hotel rooms and 83 apartments known as the Hyde — to have been developed with the Los Angeles hospitality mogul Sam Nazarian ’s SBE Entertainment Group — has been supplanted by a new proposal with 56 “high-end” condos, Dranoff said in an email Tuesday. Dranoff ultimately decided that the location along the strip of Broad Street south of City Hall, known as Avenue of the Arts, “lends itself best to a condo project,” spokeswoman Barbara Gall Sheehan said in a follow-up email. “We think there is strong demand for high-end/luxury condos in premier neighborhoods, like Avenue of the Arts,” she said. Dranoff said th...

Long Island City waterfront ." /> The project will bring 1,000 apartments, commercial space and a new school to the Long Island City waterfront . View Full Caption NYCEDC HUNTERS POINT — Critics of the city's plan to build a school, offices and 1,000 apartments on the Long Island City waterfront called it "irresponsible" to develop the site because it's located in a hurricane evacuation zone that's prone to flooding during storms. Advocates said they would rather see the two city-owned parcels — located next to the East River at the end of 44th Drive — converted to public parkland, with plantings, oyster beds and other green infrastructure to help make the area more resistant to floods.  "We think continuing to build in a flood plain is irresponsible," said Diane Hendry, a member of the LIC Coalition, an advocacy group that launched a petition last week opposing the city's plans. "The land is a natural wetlands. It should be preserv...

Austin, Texas, Aug. 22, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Campus Advantage® and Pinecrest have broken ground on a 197-unit, 489- bed ten story student housing community near the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Located on Forbes Avenue, The Bridge on Forbes fronts onto the main retail corridor for students attending both universities and is also located steps away from UPMC – Montefiore and Magee Womens Hospital in the thriving Oakland neighborhood of downtown Pittsburgh. The community will feature fully-furnished studio, 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom apartments and offer residents a walkable location to the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University campuses . Each fully-furnished residence will include a living room TV , dishwasher, microwave, high-quality range, quartz countertops, refrigerator, in-unit washer and dryer, cable and high-speed internet, all of which will be included in monthly rental rates . Each indivi...

New wave architect and Pritzker Prize winner Jean Nouvel once said, “Each situation requires a new architecture.” In other words, architecture must be harmony with the spirit and specific character of a place. This is exactly what our county’s  Exceptional Design Awards honor : superior architecture that takes into account a project’s design in context of its relationship to its surroundings. Exceptional Design Winners The 2017 award winners , which were recently announced, feature nine buildings: A contemporary home Apartment building in the Mosaic District A private school Five offices The Reston District Police Station and Governmental Center Awards are granted in three categories: honor, merit and honorable mention, and a jury of design professionals , including architects, select the winners. Read Full Details of 2017 Award Winners Designs for Live, Work and Play Cache House This residential project in Reston started with a 1970s contemporary home , reworked to open up...

A developer wants to demolish a 50-year-old apartment complex near Terrace and Rural roads to construct a multi-use building that would include 260 new apartment units . (Photo: Parker Leavitt/The Republic) Story Highlights University Village , built in the early 1960s, is set to be demolished near ASU The developer wants to replace the complex with a new student-housing community University Village 2 .0 would include 260 units and a small amount of commercial space An apartment community built in the early 1960s near Arizona State University will likely be demolished next summer to make way for a new five-story complex along Tempe’s light-rail corridor. Legacy Partners Residential , which manages University Village near Terrace and Rural roads, wants to build 260 apartments and a small amount of retail space on the five-acre property, according to city records. The neighborhood just east of ASU’s Tempe campus is home to several aging apartment complex es — built roughly 50 years ag...

Cherry Creek Square shopping complex is set to be redeveloped along with another nearby property . Photos by Burl Rolett." /> The Cherry Creek Square shopping complex is set to be redeveloped along with another nearby property . Photos by Burl Rolett. One of Cherry Creek’s most active developers plunked down $35 million last week for two plots of prime Cherry Creek real estate with plans for fancy apartments and a new hotel. BMC Investments plans to turn two buildings along St. Paul Street and another on Josephine Street into two apartment buildings up to seven or eight floors tall and a cheaper hotel for travelers who don’t want to shell out top dollar. The three projects will total between $150 million and $ 180 million worth of development, company CEO Matt Joblon said. “We are the biggest believers of Cherry Creek long term , and we’re looking to do as much as possible here,” he said. “We want to commit a lot of our resources, money and time in buying and building ...

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