Multifamily Market Boosts Maryland Firm
ENR MidAtlantics 2023 Contractor of the Year, Bozzuto Construction, sees growth by diversifying its portfolio and expanding its geographic reach.
Source: enr.com
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Curb Appeal Standards Are Changing. Here's How. - Multi-Housing News
Let’s face it, nice signage and perfect hedges don’t cut it anymore. Then there’s online.
Source: multihousingnews.com
A renewed commitment to "build-first" for Greenleaf Gardens residents – Greater Greater Washington
The board in charge of the District’s public housing has renewed a promise to prevent the displacement of residents during the planned redevelopment of their neighborhood in Southwest DC.
Source: ggwash.org
The rise of luxury apartments in Montgomery County
Apartments like The Elm, The Lindley, and PerSei at Pike & Rose are drawing in younger crowds that are willing to pay more for extra amenities
Source: bethesdamagazine.com
The Extreme Shortage Of For-Sale Housing In Philly's Suburbs Is A Security Blanket For Multifamily
Despite unprecedented rent growth, a fall to earth is highly unlikely for the Philly suburbs because supply is so far behind demand.
Source: bisnow.com
From 1,295 to 1,410 Units Proposed for Redevelopment of Greenleaf in Southwest
The new plans will increase the number of affordable units on the site.
Nena Perry Brown Bozzuto Development Dc Housing Authority Greenleaf Gardens Greenleaf District Partners Third Streets
Source: urbanturf.com
Future of live, work and play developments appears murky
Arsh Mirmiran, a partner at Caves Valley Partners, said ‘Life will get back to normal. It will be a different normal, but back to normal. (The Daily Record file photo / Adam Bednar) Questions linger about the future of live, work and play-style developments in Maryland once the COVID-19 pandemic recedes, but builders express optimism the virus won’t hinder their popularity long term. Some industry professionals compared the current situation to what developers and property owners navigated ...
Source: thedailyrecord.com