The initial phase will create 576 affordable homes, a new 15,000 SF outpatient medical clinic and 7,000 SF of ground retail space.
The 297-unit affordable apartment complex will undergo an extensive $25 million renovation, that includes making the property more sustainable and functional.
The three buildings utilize the ground’s temperature to heat and cool the properties, and the improved energy efficiency eases costs for residents and building management while reducing the building’s carbon footprint.
Residents share how the amenities, convenient location and more make it a perfect place to live.
Six developments across the Americas, Europe, and Asia Pacific are recognized for representing the highest standards of achievement in the land use profession.
Juliette Marshall is recognized for her successful contribution to the evolution of L+M’s workplace functionality.
Once complete, Sendero Verde will be the world’s largest Passive House development. This exciting milestone for Sendero Verde B will include 361 permanently affordable units for low- to moderate-income families and the formerly homeless, as well as community spaces.
New developments at Bronx Point, Museum Parc, and National Black Theatre will bring housing, retail and restaurants to their sites.
The New Rochelle café will be the company’s first location in the Hudson Valley.
The biggest international event for real estate innovation and proptech aims to create a sustainable, desirable and prosperous built environment.
Amenities include a 3,000-square-foot fitness center, outdoor roof deck with a pool and barbecue grills, a chef demonstration kitchen, pet spa and more.
The 41-story residential tower is designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects and SLCE Architects and developed by LMXD (an affiliate of L+M Development Partners), Lendlease and Daiwa House Texas.
The female-led veterinary urgent care option is nearing debut on the Lower East Side at 242 Broome Street.
Presented by the New Rochelle Council on the Arts, the annual series will be co-sponsored by LMXD (an affiliate of L+M Development Partners), Wilder Balter Partners and others.
Funds will be used to reopen neighborhood streets through the old factory complex, rebuild infrastructure, and create new public open spaces.
Electeds officials and hundreds of residents enjoyed a day of family-friendly fun with the property management team.
The museum will open in a 52,000-square-foot space at L+M’s Bronx Point development.
L+M Director of Sustainability Lauren Humphry shares the company’s approach on reducing the carbon footprint of The Heritage in Harlem.
Developed in collaboration with Wilder Balter Partners, the renovated plaza will provide a versatile public retail corridor, seating options, refreshed landscaping, and a café near L+M’s other New Rochelle project, Stella.
The 1.9 million square foot development was recognized for responsible land use and sustainable community development.
The development will bring affordable housing, educational community facilities, retail, and engaging new open space to the Harlem River waterfront property.
L+M Development Partners ranks seventh with five projects totaling 787,000 square feet.
Marcus Garvey Extension Building F recently opened and includes 122 affordable housing units and 52 units reserved for formerly incarcerated individuals. Building F is one of three buildings as part of Marcus Garvey Extension development, and will include 348 apartments when complete.
The New Haven-based company will occupy 10,000SF of Class A laboratory and office space.
Lisa Gomez gives her outlook on the industry and provides updates on some of L+M’s landmark projects
Developed in partnership with LMXD and RAY, the project will be home to a new theater and include 222 units of mixed-income apartments.
Located on East 211th and East 212th, qualifying New Yorkers can apply for one, two and three- bedroom apartments until August 18.
The partnership plans to preserve affordability for the nine-property portfolio in addition to modernizing the buildings and units.
The 18-story property at 155 Washington Street is expected to launch leasing later this summer.
The loans for the Artisan, One Essex Crossing and the Offices at Essex Crossing will provide capital to complete the leasing program for the remaining office and Market Line space.
The L+M executive shares about upcoming projects, company successes and the importance of partnerships in building affordable housing.
The new headquarters of the leading facilities management provider will occupy 13,215 square feet across the 2nd floor.
L+M, our project partners, and hip hop legend KRS-One, celebrate this exciting construction milestone.
Developed by LMXD, MSquared, and Taconic Partners, the center’s 17,000-square-foot space will be in a new, mixed-income, mixed-use building in Inwood.
L+M’s Lisa Gomez, Ron Moelis, and David Dishy are recognized in Commercial Observer’s annual roundup of the leading 100 real estate professionals.
Led by Director of DEI LaNelle Alexander, the company’s three-year strategic plan wins an inaugural Bisnow Rise Initiative Award.
The non-profit’s first café brings affordable, healthy meals and produce, as well as a job training program to the Edgemere community.
L+M partners with a wide range of community groups and nonprofits that bring resources and programming to the neighborhoods where they build.
The funding will aid L+M, NYCHA and partners in rehabilitating the public housing site which opened in 1937.
The historic Newark building includes a 22,000-square-foot indoor rock-climbing gym and a 6,300-square-foot brewery and taproom.
The development will feature more than 1,600 units of housing, 80% of it affordable, community centers, a nature preserve, retail space, and much more.
The popular NYC café will offer a full menu of hot and cold beverages and light fare.
L+M development partner Toll Brothers has filed an application for a parcel to deliver 715 units across two buildings.
L+M’s preservation of the historic Hahne and Co. department store is a case study included in the academy’s curriculum.
The new location at 145th and Edgecombe Avenue is set to welcome patrons on March 26.
Arverne East will bring a 35-acre publicly accessible nature preserve and restored oceanfront to the Queens community.
St. Barnabas Health and Wellness Center integrated health-focused ideas into its design, including an urban farm on the rooftop operated by Project Eats.
LMXD has partnered with Newark Museum of Art and NJPAC to bring housing and new cultural spaces to the downtown neighborhood.
The project will deliver 78 affordable units and include a ground-floor clinic and office space operated by University Hospital on West Market Street.
L+M’s Linden Houses + Penn Wortman, Coney Island and Long Island City make the list.
The 116-acre oceanfront community will incorporate geothermal heating, passive house design to optimize energy efficiency, and a plan to raise the storm surge elevation.
The rehabilitation via NYCHA’s PACT program includes upgrades to 690 apartments and building common areas.
City & State highlights the leading forces shaping the next phase of development in New York.
The first condo building within Essex Crossing included one of the most significant new office spaces that opened last year in NYC.
The 10-story mixed-use building will include 376 affordable housing units and a care facility to be run by the New York City Health and Hospital Corp.
The Philadelphia Housing Authority has chosen a team of New York developers, including L+M, to redevelop Westpark Apartments.
The 484,000-square-foot project will yield 499 residential units and 40,000 square feet of ground-floor retail and community facility space.
The New York Times highlights the independently owned craft brewery and taproom.
The new headquarters for the life sciences firm includes 65,000 square feet of office, research and development space.