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Woodlake Apartments for Rent - Sacramento, CA

Moving into a Woodlake apartment for rent is an ideal way to integrate yourself into a scenic area of the California's capital. Your new residence will sit close to a scenic river that ebbs and flows and eventually connects with other water thoroughfares that snake their way through the suburban and rural landscape. After you and your family settle into your Woodlake apartment, you will be able to enjoy everything your surrounding area has to offer - notably the fresh air. Right across the river from you is the Riverbend Nature Area , which is a large plot grass , peppered with small bodies of water, trees and vegetation. There are also walking trails that wind around the perimeter of area, which are great for weekend strolls or after work constitutionals. If you are interested in golf, then hitting the green will be an easy task with the Swallow's Nest Country Club right in the vicinity. Getting around will be an ease-filled task especially with the main routes that cut righ...

For Residents, Does Location Really Matter?

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Does the old saying “Location, location, location” really matter to today’s renters? MHN and Kingsley Associates paired up to find out what residents thing about their apartment’s neighborhood. “The location of my apartment is perfect. I love to walk up to Main Street and enjoy the wonderful food from all the different restaurants. It’s also a safe neighborhood to walk dogs in, which is an added bonus.” —Woodstock, Ga. “I love the area here. I feel like I’m within quick range of almost anything I want. The views are beautiful and the area is great for outdoor activities.” —Phoenix “There are major issues with noise in the surrounding area due to the industrial park behind the building. Numerous complaints have yielded no solutions.” —Cambridge, Mass. “I like living near a bus stop and two shopping centers. It’s easy to just walk to these stores from my apartment.” —Chapel Hill, N.C. “The location of this property can’t be fixed by adding bells and whistles. It’s only worth so much a ...

Long Beach, CA Apartments For Rent & Rental Listings

Long Beach, California is a city found in close proximity to Los Angeles, which is the second biggest city in the United States. This is a scenic area that is sprawling and one that features beautiful weather year round , which is never too hot and never too cold. People who enjoy the water will be able to find some unique experiences in the city of Long Beach, whether that means checking out beaches, water parks or fishing spots. In order to take advantage of this water and the scenery, you will want to hunt for an apartment that can help you out. This city is just south of Downtown Los Angeles , allowing apartment seekers to take in all of the sights and sounds of Los Angeles whenever they want to. Its proximity to other places, such as Orange County and San Diego, also makes Long Beach an excellent place for someone who wants to see it all. The city features just under 500,000 people, with a large demographic and range of people from all ethnic backgrounds and ages. The downtown L...

300 apartments at Subaru site

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Woodcrest Country Club will be preserved in perpetuity under a deal reached between owners and town officials . (Photo: JOHN ZIOMEK/Courier-Post) Story Highlights The Short Hills complex, to be made up entirely of affordable units , would be developed by Fair Share Housing Center , a Cherry Hill- based advocacy center for affordable housing . CHERRY HILL – A deal to preserve Woodcrest Country Club could put more than 800 apartments on commercial sites on the township's west side, including the current headquarters of Subaru of America. The plan, which needs a judge's approval, would include from 90 to 124 units for people with low and moderate incomes — part of an agreement to settle a 30- year court fight over Cherry Hill's affordable-housing obligation. Township officials have said the agreement would bar future development at the 180- acre country club . The club's owner, Cherry Hill Land Associates , had sued the township in an effort to build an 844- unit apa...

Corner site in Wellington with consent for high-rise development on the market

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CHLOE WINTER Last updated 05:00, August 21 2017 Wellington City Council for the Victoria ..." title="" src="https://resources.stuff.co.nz/content/dam/images/1/l/3/w/1/1/image.related.StuffLandscapeSixteenByNine.620x349.1l04fw.png/1503255442134.jpg" class="photoborder" /> SUPPLIED The bare land behind the buildings being sold is part of a rejuvenation plan by Wellington City Council for the Victoria St area . An inner- city Wellington site with resource consent for a 22-storey mixed-use building is up for sale. The land is being sold by the owners of an Auckland development company  who have decided to concentrate their interests there. The property, on the corner of Victoria and Bond streets, is home to two, two- storey 1920s buildings , which house small retail and hospitality tenants, with residential accommodation above. However, the development firm has had plans drawn up, which allows a 22-storey mixed-use development with retail at stre...

The Cherry Creek of the Future

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The population in Cherry Creek North is set to grow exponentially as development hits a crescendo. Can the area seamlessly transition from a retail destination to a mixed-use neighborhood? Cherry Creek has come a long way from its origins as a farming community established as the town of Harman in 1886. During the early 20th century , it was just a few houses, small farms and greenhouses on 320 acres. It was considered an economical place to live.  Fast forward to today, and the town's founder, Edwin Preston Harman , likely wouldn't recognize the area, which has evolved as Denver's premier shopping and dining district and one of the priciest neighborhoods in the region to call home. Cherry Creek is is undergoing yet another transformation with the development of new apartments, condos, office space, retail projects and a new hotel. The tony shopping district is experiencing the biggest construction boom it's seen in decades, fueled by developers wan...

Four apartment buildings, new subdivision approved near Pinewood Public School (3 photos)

City Council has approved zoning changes clearing the way for as many as four three- storey apartment buildings and up to 51 multiple attached dwellings on a long, narrow lot at 3876 Queen Street East . The apartment buildings on the northern part of the lot near White Pines Collegiate and Vocational School would contain 60 dwelling units . The multiple attached dwellings would be on the southern portion of the property near Queen Street and Pinewood Public School . The new subdivision will have 51 metres frontage along Queen and extends back 514 metres . The northern part of the property has been flagged as having significant archeological potential and developer Paul Guindon (1890713 Ontario Inc.) will be required to conduct additional archeological assessment work before any soil disturbance or development is allowed. "The applicant is seeking some flexibility in determining the overall dwelling unit mix within this...

Recycling: Some take it, others leave it | Local News

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Recycle. Reuse. Reduce. Reclaim. Cheryl Oliver is a true believer. Her husband, Jack, is not quite so sure. For Cheryl, there is no choice because she regards recycling as crucial for the survival of the planet. Jack said he gets it, but doesn’t think a few people can make any real difference. The house divided is a microcosm of communities when it comes to recycling. Cheryl believes everyone should do their part, while Jack believes that since not everyone is doing their part, why should he? “The problem with recycling is that most people don’t do it or won’t do it,” Jack said. “I think it’s mostly due to people being plain lazy.” Jack has a point – recycling takes more effort than just throwing everything into the same trash can. There are people who might recycle but don’t because they simply don’t know how. With paper, plastic, aluminum, metal and a myriad of other color-coded options for recyclable material, deciding where each thing should go can be troublesome. ...