The 97-unit Economist in Denver’s Uptown neighborhood has units that maximize space and reflect the growing trend for a minimalist urban lifestyle.
Pew and Gensler laid out a method for office-to-residential conversion that could help solve two of Houston's biggest real estate issues.
The Old Town hot dog stand, to be replaced by apartments, has been in business for 71 years.
Is the Tampa market prepared to meet the needs of the area's growing population? Find out at Bisnow's Tampa State of the Market event.
There might not be any more micro-units developed in Seattle.
Apartments are shrinking but not dropping amenities.
Savoy wants to increase the number of units from 52 to 135, a 160% increase.
Three years after Mayor Bloomberg waved zoning regulations requiring units of at least 450 SF at 335 E. 27th St., applications are open for the first 14 units.
Savoy originally announced the development in 2014.
Philadelphia still leads the Northeast when it comes to existing micro-apartments, but New York City and Boston are poised to catch up as their pipelines grow.
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