... Astoria Hotel & Residences Miami. Schaevitz said PMG’s Society Living brand is a model that has been well-accepted in ... to offering both market-rate residential units and fully furnished co-living spaces, Society Nashville will feature approximately 8.2K SF ...
... houses and apartments, but PBSA, co-living, smaller starter homes, then later living.” Grayling Properties Director and co-founder Peter Horgan also brought up ...
... up by various strands of residential, including student housing, co-living and serviced apartments, along with another niche sector: ... Montfort Communications found. Build-to-rent residential and senior living are likely to see the biggest absolute growth, ...
... the shopping centre it owns and developing student, rental and co-living residences. The structure of the deal is such that a ...
... the seller and procured the buyer. *** Dorchester Brewing Co. co-founder Travis Lee sold the brewery’s Massachusetts Avenue property ... loan was originated by Aareal Bank. The 80-suite co-living development opened its doors in January. The building's ...
... master plan will deliver 1,700 new homes alongside 445 co-living residences and up to 660 student beds. The new district ...
... operate the second building, a 10-story, 400-bed co-living community called Common Lincoln Park, that Structured plans to ... virtually no comparable options available. Similarly, the adjacent co-living community will make Lincoln Park more accessible to cost- ...
... , one with 442 beds and the other offering 132 larger co-living units. The project will include approximately 15K SF of amenity ...
... first phase of Underground’s redevelopment, which included student housing, co-living, office, a hotel and additional retail rising above the 12 ...
... all of my belongings in storage and lived in different co-living buildings and housing setups for several years. This experience ... five years? Why? Medina: Flexible housing (i.e. co-living, multifamily) in urban cities will remain popular looking ahead to ...
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