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Developer earns praise for reducing apartment units in Serenity at North Port complex - Vimarsana News

Developer earns praise for reducing apartment units in Serenity at North Port complex

New apartment complex to appeal to 'Barbell Demographic' of affluent renters young professionals, retirees who choose not to buy a home

Source: yahoo.com
North Port board gives first approval needed for 180-unit luxury apartments, new RV resort - Vimarsana News

North Port board gives first approval needed for 180-unit luxury apartments, new RV resort

Green light given to proposed 458-space RV resort near Talon Bay; drainage designed for 500-year storm

Source: yahoo.com
Nescafé Ponders the Many Lives of Its Jar in Relatable Ad - Vimarsana News

Nescafé Ponders the Many Lives of Its Jar in Relatable Ad

AOR Courage taps into the cultural relevance and sustainability of its widely used container.

Source: adweek.com
PZC denies zone change request for Pace House property in Cheshire - Vimarsana News

PZC denies zone change request for Pace House property in Cheshire

PZC denies zone change request for Pace House property in Cheshire - CHESHIRE – The Planning and Zoning Commission recently rejected a request for a zone map change that would have impacted property surrounding the Pace House on South Main Street.The applicant requested the area surrounding the old home at 802 South...

In Rocky Hill, more than 200 apartments to replace the massive Ames building vacant since 2002 - Vimarsana News

In Rocky Hill, more than 200 apartments to replace the massive Ames building vacant since 2002

A developer is planning more than 200 apartments along with retail and commercial projects at the former Ames headquarters, a high-visibility site in Rocky Hill that's been derelict for 20 years.