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A growing segment of developers are joining forces with public and private entities and support service providers to create multifamily with a hyper-specific focus. From homeless veterans to adults with autism, Bisnow tracked down housing projects around the globe that are targeting very specific residents, creating communities for underrepresented groups. Sheltering Our Veterans
Prior to renting a third-floor studio at San Diego's newly renovated Hotel Churchill in August, Luis Milan, a 56-year-old US Navy veteran who served in the Gulf War, had been homeless since losing his job as an electronics technician in April…
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4 Hotels Coming To Downtown AustinDowntown Austin can recently be identified more easily by cranes and scaffolding than by the Austonian, 360 Condos or Frost Bank Tower. Among the many developments coming to the 512, these four hotels have caught our eye. Waller Park Place
Sutton Co's mixed-use development along Waller Creek will have one tower with 440 units of multifamily and 75k SF of office, and another 48-story building with condos and a hotel. The three-acre project is the largest private development to ever come…
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Dallas Hotelier To Demo And Build Along River Walk
Mark Wyant, the hotelier behind the Saint Hotel chain, is planning to demolish a vacant building on the River Walk to replace it with a six- to eight-story location of his hotel chain. The project is still in the early…
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These 10 Cities Experienced Large Apartment Rent Boosts In NovemberOn a national basis, single-bedroom apartment rents rose in November compared to the previous month, according to Abodo's latest apartment report. As of Nov. 1, average US rents rose to $1,042 from $1,028 in October. San Jose saw the largest rent increase this month, jumping by 13% to an average $2,591/month—a large gain compared to the past two months' declines. |
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These 5 Restaurant Chains Will Be Open On Turkey DayThough it's assumed most Americans eat Thanksgiving dinner at home, a large number of families enjoy the yearly feast at restaurants. The National Restaurant Association says 14 million Americans will eat their Thanksgiving meal in a restaurant this year while another 16 million will supplement a meal made at home with takeout. Here are five of the largest restaurant chains staying open to cash in on Turkey Day. |
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