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The developers’ joint project, slated to bring 2,000 affordable units to Queens, will also feature a 28K SF grocery store.
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Right now, those hoping to use the now expired 421-a tax break need to get their projects done by 2026.
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Denver mayoral candidates Mike Johnson, Kelly Brough, Jim Walsh and Debbie Ortega on the role they see for adaptive reuse in Downtown Denver's future.
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A rundown of the major commercial real estate deals in Denver for the week ending on March 10.
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Buildings constructed between 1960 and 1990 are in the sweet spot for adaptive reuse.
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The ordinance enumerates some exclusions that weren't part of the directive.
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The rezoning, centered around the development of four new Metro-North stations, is now paired with investment in schools, parks, sewers and streets.
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Some nonprofits are finding out the hard way that they may have to pay the tax.
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Get your ballot ready for the Nov. 5 election.
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The Denver Downtown Development Authority is funding a hotel conversion into senior housing and other deals this week.
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