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<p>An influx of financial firms from New York and other locations is fueling an office-leasing boom and new development in West Palm Beach, Fla.</p>

<p>Related California, in partnership with Burbank Housing, is master planning the former Journey's End Mobile Home Park that was tragically destroyed in the 2017 Tubbs wildfire. The redevelopment and expansion will transform the site into a mixed-income, intergenerational, transit-…

<p>Related and Atria Senior Living are proud to present Coterie, a new concept in thoughtfully-designed, luxury senior living. Coterie combines comfort, wellness and concierge-level services to provide an experience that enhances everyday living. From stunning architecture and interior design…

<p>Located next to phase one on a 3.53-acre site owned by the City of Bloomington, Bloomington Grove II is an 84-unit affordable community for low and very low-income families. Residents have access to the new 6,590 square foot Bloomington Public Library and a 3,676 square foot community…

<p>Located on a 2.88-acre parcel in the heart of the Metzger neighborhood within the Washington Square District, Terrace Glen Apartments is an affordable, intergenerational development with 144 apartments for low- and very low-income families and seniors (30%-60% AMI). Three units have been…

<p>Located in the Outer Southeast Portland area within the Powellhurst-Gilbert District on&nbsp;1.07 acres, Cedar Commons is a 60-unit affordable and supportive housing community for low-income individuals.&nbsp;40 apartments have been designated as Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH)…

<p>Located in the desirable St. John’s neighborhood of North Portland on a 1.21-acre site, Cathedral Village Apartments will be an 110-unit affordable housing community for low- and very low-income (30%-60% AMI) families. Eight units have been designated as Permanent Support Housing (PSH) for…

<p>Located in the El Sereno neighborhood of northeast Los Angeles, Rose Hill Courts is the redevelopment of an existing 100-unit public housing project originally constructed in 1942 by the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles (HACLA). Through an&nbsp;RFQ process, HACLA selected…