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The details follow the two entities’ having recently paid $22.5 million for the 13.6-acre property (read here), which includes Amulet Lake and a main address of According to a release, the two buildings will comprise approximately 750 units collectively and be constructed in two phases. The first phase, which will include approximately 375 residences in a five-story apartment building with an above-grade parking garage is slated to be under construction in early 2022 with completion in early 2024. Ground will break on the second multifamily building soon thereafter, with that structure...

ONE of Bradford’s most ambitious regeneration projects has been completed, bringing historic Conditioning House back into use after 30 years of neglect. Built in 1902, the one-of-a-kind building was once a key player in the country’s woollen industry, but it had fallen into a dilapidated state. Over the last four years, it has been transformed in an £18 million residential scheme by Leeds-based developer Priestley Homes, becoming the firm’s biggest project to date. The group’s main contractor, Priestley Construction has meticulously refurbished the two four-storey buildings, ...

Apr. 12—A 40-unit affordable housing apartment development targeting those 55 and older has been proposed off Thompson Mill Road in South Hall. ___ (c)2021 The Times, Gainesville, Ga. Visit The Times, Gainesville, Ga. at www.gainesvilletimes.com Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.

The Nation's Fastest-Rising Rents are in California's Central Valley Fresno's skyrocketing housing costs and inadequate supply are putting strain on the city's low-income households. April 13, 2021, 11am PDT | Diana Ionescu | While the housing market in many parts of the country took a hit during the pandemic, Fresno's developers saw a spike in demand, making the Central Valley city "the nation’s hottest housing market." Since 2017, Fresno has seen the country's largest rent increases, reports Liam Dillon in the Los Angeles Times. "California’s fifth-biggest city, it’s an agricultu...