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lower Black Rock Turnpike and Commerce Drive, would be redeveloped into a five-story, mixed-use building under plans discussed with members of the Town Plan and Zoning Commission last week. Photo: Andrew Brophy / Fairfield Citizen" class="landscape" /> Bigelow Tea corporate headquarters , is being considered for the site of a five-story, mixed-use building with 102 apartments. Photo: Andrew Brophy / Fairfield Citizen" class="landscape" src="src" /> lower Black Rock Turnpike and Commerce Drive, would be redeveloped into a five-story, mixed-use building under plans discussed with members of the Town Plan and Zoning Commission last week." src="src" /> Bigelow Tea corporate headquarters , is being considered for the site of a five-story, mixed-use building with 102 apartments." src="src" /> Photo: Andrew Brophy Image 1 of / 2 Caption Close Image 1 of 2 About 2.6 acres, the former site of an Edge gym a...

Section of rendering by architect Stephen Jacobs . A proposed five-story mixed use building with 116 apartments and ground-floor restaurant and retail uses on East Main Street and McDermott Avenue won approval of the Riverhead Town Board Tuesday night . In a split 3-1 vote, the board approved a pair of resolutions that simultaneously dispensed with extended environmental review and approved a site plan and special permit for the “ Riverview Lofts ” project proposed by Georgica Green Ventures LLC of Jericho. The actions green-light the construction of the five-story building with 12,623 square feet of first- floor commercial space , 55 on- site parking spaces and four-stories consisting of 116 workforce rental apartments : 31 studio, 37 one-bedroom and 28 two-bedroom units. Councilman Tim Hubbard , without comment, cast the lone vote against both measures. Councilwoman Jodi Giglio , an owner of Summerwind Square — the first mixed-use apartment building built in the downtown dis...

Ten years is a long time to call a place home — especially when that home is a rented apartment. Yet for Pittsburgh couple Lisa Toboz and Jeffrey Schreckengost, their storefront apartment that doubled as a guitar-building workshop in the city’s Garfield neighborhood proved the perfect place to remain renters. “We lived in Garfield for 10 years before we decided to buy,” Toboz said. “We loved being so close to work and being able to walk right outside our door and be a part of the arts festivals, restaurants, a grocery store. We also loved the unique storefront space where we lived, since it afforded us free range to make as much noise as we wanted for making art and music.” Though Garfield had provided the couple with space to pursue their musical and artistic practices while also being close to all their essentials, the desire to buy began percolating , driven by, as Toboz said, “the usual things [people want] when buying a house: a place to call our own and do what we wanted with ...

It’s served as a classroom annex for the former Lancaster Boys’ High School just around the corner. In 1909, part of it was converted into a basketball court for the school, “with the maximum cost of equipment not exceeding $25,” according to newspaper records. It was the home for Lancaster Bible College ’s precursor, Lancaster School of the Bible. It’s housed more than one church congregation — most recently, Foursquare Gospel Church . Standing solidly on North Mulberry Street , the square, pale yellow building looks over Shreiner-Concord Cemetery and Thaddeus Stevens’ gravesite. And it’s been a public hub of one kind or another in this west-end section of Lancaster city since it was built in 1880. Now, 128 N. Mulberry St. is gearing up for its newest incarnation: Four apartments carved out of cavernous church space . For Ben J. Cunningham, a Millersville University professor and part owner of the project, its been part investment, part neighborhood effort and a test of the crea...

Six years ago, Mike Brown and Casey Lynch stood on Downtown Boise ’s 8th Street and wondered: Why don’t more people live here? Downtown seemed to have everything that a growing percentage of Americans wanted in a place to live. “I mean, there’s all kinds of jobs. There’s a million coffee shops and hair salons and restaurants, and there’s an active street life ,” says Brown, who founded the Los Angeles- based development company LocalConstruct with Lynch in 2008. Casey Lynch, left, and Mike Brown have made their mark in Boise. Provided by LocalConstruct But in 2011, fewer than 4,000 people lived in Downtown’s scattered apartment and condominium buildings and houses. On a typical weekday afternoon , most Downtown workers got in their cars and put the city in the rearview mirror. Brown and Lynch saw an opportunity. They thought Boiseans would trade ample floor space and vaulted ceilings in the suburbs for smaller, high- end Downtown apartments that offered amenities like gyms, a do...

Sample image of planned units at The Station via www.thestationstatecollege.com. Click photo for gallery Georgia- based student housing developer Landmark Properties announced on Thursday that it is moving forward with The Station, a cottage- style housing development at Toftrees geared toward Penn State students . Patton Township 's Board of Supervisors in May approved the final land development plan for The Station, which will be located on the north side of Toftrees Avenue . The site is bordered on the northeast by the Woodledge Drive development , on the northwest by Toftrees golf course and on the west by Squirrel Run apartments . The Station, which is expected to open for the fall of 2018, will be Landmark's third student housing development in the Centre Region. The Retreat opened on Waupelani Drive in 2013. The Metropolitan high-rise at the corner of South Atherton Street and West College Avenue opened to residents on Aug. 18, though other areas of the building, ...

Newly decorated Apartment with yard Posted by dearxh August 25, 2017, at 08:00 PM This is a listing posted by a private user . If you contacted this user, and they appear to be a rental agency or have commercial interests such as professionally renting out multiple rooms, please report them to us here. TYPE: Apartment for rent PRICE: 7,000 RMB ROOMS: 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, 1 Kids Rooms, 1 Storage SIZE: 55 sqm AREA: Yangpu METRO: 10 mins walk to Tongji University Station COMPOUND: - FLOOR: 1 FURNISHED: Furnished INTERNET: Currently not available - Landlord will install PETS: Unknown Playground Washing machine Parking TV Oven Dryer DVD-Player Central Aircon Security Health Club Pool Balcony Outdoor Space Elevator Air Filter Water Filter Floor Heating Wall Heating Description IT is located on the ground floor with a very nice garden. Everything is super new d modern since its interior is designed by a young designer. It is very good interior design targeting for...

Finance & Accounting By REW •   April 26, 2017 Eastern Union Funding arranged the following transactions: A $36.9 million first lien mortgage for the acquisition of an 11- building multifamily portfolio in Bronx, NY. This transaction was arranged by Jonathan Singer and David Metzger. A $10,500,000 first lien mortgage for the acquisition of a 197- unit multifamily in Pennsville, NJ. This transaction was arranged by David Singer. A $5,000,000 first lien mortgage for the refinance of a 61- unit multifamily on 40th St. in Sunnyside, NY. This transaction was arranged by Michael Muller. A $2,200,000 first lien mortgage for the acquisition of a 6, 800 sf industrial property on Route 114 in East Hampton, NY. This transaction was arranged by Marc Tropp. A $1,450,000 first lien mortgage for the refinance of a 3- unit multifamily on South Lakeshore Dr . in Browns Mills, NJ. This transaction was arranged by Jeffrey Seidenfeld and Jonathan Singer. ••• Meridian Capital announced t...