The 2nd Annual Newark Summit for Real Estate, Economic Development & Placemaking has been announced for December 9th, 2024. Organizers expect over 1,000 professionals from the field to attend the summit, with speakers including Newark Mayor Ras Baraka, and LMXD CEO and Co-Founder David Dishy.
Elements incorporated into every aspect of life reduce Sendero Verde’s energy use by more than half that of a traditional New York City complex of comparable size.
L+M and Handel Architects developed Sendero Verde, the largest affordable Passive House in the world, bringing 709 affordable housing units and a community garden to East Harlem.
City and State recognized Lisa Gomez in its inaugural Trailblazers in Building & Real Estate list for her experience in real estate finance and guiding L+M as an affordable and sustainable housing leader.
A $336 million redevelopment of the New Jersey Performing Arts Center’s 12-acre campus that is planned to bring 350 new apartments with shops and restaurants formally broke ground.
The Arverne View Tenant Association and C+C Apartment Management co-hosted the annual Arverne View Family Day celebration. Over 400 people attended the event and enjoyed an afternoon of family-friendly fun.
Middle school students at Stanley Avenue Preservation led the redesign of their community center, showcasing the power of hands-on learning and community collaboration.
The City of New Haven has announced that LMXD and Glendower Group, an affiliate of the New Haven Housing Authority, will develop a 0.84-acre site into a seven-story, mixed-use property as part of a plan to transform downtown parking lots into 450 housing units.
The Triborough Preservation retrofit work was highlighted as one of a handful of innovative projects across the country implemented as part of the Inflation Reduction Act. Triborough was selected as a round 2 winner in the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Green and Resilient Retrofit Program earlier this year.
The diverse 20-member committee will advise the Federal Housing Finance Agency Director on housing needs and finance policies.
The final phase of Marcus Garvey Extension will create a 287-unit affordable and supportive housing development with on-site supportive services.
New nonprofit office signings will bring continued commercial and community vitality to new National Urban League headquarters building at 121 West 125th Street.
National affordable housing leader is recognized for delivering positive impacts for its residents, investors and partners.
The Triborough Preservation portfolio was selected as a round 2 winner in the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Green and Resilient Retrofit Program.
Buildings C/E of the Marcus Garvey Extension Project Phase 2 will bring 178 units of new affordable housing to the Brownsville, Brooklyn neighborhood.
The acquisition enables the extension of Riverview Towers Apartments’ affordability for another 30 years.
Winchester Green will transform an existing parking lot into 283 mixed-income homes and community-oriented retail space as part of the Winchester Center vision.
Elected officials, community leaders, and hip-hop legends celebrate the official opening of the $349 million mixed-use project that creates 542 new affordable housing units in the South Bronx and will be the future home of The Hip Hop Museum.
Williamsbridge Gardens brings 170 affordable homes to Northeast Bronx with on-site supportive services available for 85 formerly homeless households.
The $416 million Inwood development will feature all-electric heating and cooling and other sustainable features that advance the state’s climate goals as well as offer free broadband internet to residents.