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by Mile High CRE
Prism Places, an innovative CRE management and investment firm with $2.5 billion AUM, has announced a partnership with award-winning developer McWhinney to realize two separate commercial districts in Northern Colorado. Both projects are located in the growing suburbs north of Denver and are within master-planned communities in development by McWhinney.
By Dees Stribling | Multi-Housing News
Shea Properties has completed The Square Cypress, a mixed-use development on more than 13.3 acres in Cypress, California, which is in suburban Orange County. The project includes 251-units in a multifamily component called Acadia Apartments, which is a Shea brand.
by Vincent Salandro | MFE Awards
Located near the heart of North Hollywood, Alexan NoHo West is a mixed-use development that blends residential, commercial, and recreational space over 25 acres. Built on the site of a former shopping center once anchored by a Macy’s, the project features two residential buildings and a two-story exterior mall that redefines modern urban living.
ENR Mountain States 2023 Best Projects
Spanning 11 buildings, this development sits on 31 acres and features seven retail and restaurant buildings, two core and shell office buildings and a pavilion. Each retail building features concrete footings, block walls and steel joist structures with precast, brick and EIFS exteriors. Both office buildings are steel and concrete with glass, brick, EIFS and precast exteriors.
by John Caulfield | Building Design + Construction
Over the past year or so, California-based AO has enjoyed a bump in its retail design assignments that, according to its Managing Partner Rob Budetti, can be attributed mostly to retail being integrated into larger mixed-use projects—one of the leading retail design trends today.
by AZBEX Staff
COVID and the social and market repercussions of the post-pandemic shift have created new development opportunities yielding tens of millions of square feet and hundreds of thousands of new units, not to mention hundreds of millions of words written about the phenomenon over tens of thousands of news articles.