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The 97-unit Economist in Denver’s Uptown neighborhood has units that maximize space and reflect the growing trend for a minimalist urban lifestyle.
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Pew and Gensler laid out a method for office-to-residential conversion that could help solve two of Houston's biggest real estate issues.
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The Old Town hot dog stand, to be replaced by apartments, has been in business for 71 years.
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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.
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There might not be any more micro-units developed in Seattle.
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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.
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Savoy originally announced the development in 2014.
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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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