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Once an eyesore, an old jail becomes a multi-use complex in Salem, Mass., thanks to imaginative design, historic tax credits, and dogged persistence.
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Mobile apps, iPads revolutionize apartment marketing and resident communication.
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New York’s Lower East Side, once home to tenement buildings, is slowly being gentrified. The changes include a slew of small, stylish condos such as the one at 60 Orchard Street
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A former electric showroom turned corn exchange helps revive rebounding Buffalo as a multi-use apartment/commercial space.
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Marina City includes the unmistakable "Corn Cob," aka Marina, Towers, the beloved residential component of this much-admired mixed-use complex.
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Green features and innovative industrial construction methods highlight Austin's 904 West.
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Multifamily Executive senior editor Chris Wood rounds up interesting and intriguing news tidbits. This week: Canyon Capital Realty Advisers reveals its latest ace; weight-reduction apartments; and how multifamily digs are helping residents get romantic.
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Innovative multifamily owners are turning more to water features that not only look pretty but interact with their residents.
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One of the first projects to bring the concept of New Urbanism to the public eye, Seaside continues to inspire others as a standard for good urban planning.
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A suburban New York development tests the new urbanist concept in a formerly unfavorable Northeast environment.