Wicked Local
CHELMSFORD The town may face a proposed multi-family development for the former West Campus property, according to Town Manager Paul Cohen.
Cohen said he expects property developer Trammell Crow Residential will present details at a joint Select Board and Planning Board meeting.
The meeting, originally set for April 29, has been moved to May 13, 7 p.m.
The developer sent informational flyers to neighbors, noting developments in Billerica and in Wrentham.
Latest proposal
The property, once part of the University of Massachusetts Lowell, consists of about 34 acres and is located at 255 Princeton St. in North Chelmsford, near the Chelmsford and Lowell line.
Another major apartment developer is headed to Denton County. Atlanta-based Wood Partners is planning a 288-unit rental community off U.S. Highway 380 in.
Wicked Local
CHELMSFORD The town may face a proposed, multi-family development for the former West Campus property, according to Town Manager Paul Cohen.
Cohen said he expects property developer Trammell Crow Residential will present details at a joint Select Board and Planning Board meeting, set for April 29.
The developer sent informational flyers to neighbors, noting developments in Billerica and in Wrentham. They have done similar developments in the region . so we would expect it to be similar to that, said Cohen, who said no formal plan has been submitted to the town.
Seeking more details
The property, once part of the University of Massachusetts Lowell, consists of about 34 acres is located at 255 Princeton St. in North Chelmsford, near the Chelmsford and Lowell line.
Top Texas Markets for Multifamily Development
Top Texas Markets for Multifamily Development
According to Yardi Matrix data, year-to-date deliveries amounted to 6,300 units as of March, with the first two markets accounting for 67 percent of total completions. Apr152021
Texas officials deemed construction as essential during the pandemic, prompting developers to build big albeit at a slower, more cautious pace. And while the health crisis caused a temporary slowdown in deliveries, the Texas multifamily market showed resiliency as no other markets have.
According to Yardi Matrix data, some 6,300 units came online year-to-date through March. Deliveries were concentrated in larger markets such as Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston, which accounted for 67 percent of total completions. The list below highlights the top five Texas markets for multifamily deliveries year-to-date through March, using Yardi Matrix data.
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