How Solis North Gulch Plans To Woo Tenants
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Terwilliger Pappas Multifamily Partners has finalized plans for the 271-unit Solis North Gulch apartments. Even the newest and best-located multifamily has to woo its potential tenants, Terwilliger Pappas West Region president Alan Dean tells us.
"Designs and amenities must be sophisticated and energizing for this target market,” Dean says. "Our residents want apartments that blend design and experiences. Walkability to restaurants, office and retail remain paramount, as are gathering spaces, such as pools and fitness…
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