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MARTA’s next mixed-use project breaks ground at Avondale station
MARTA is moving forward on their latest transit-oriented development, devouring eight acres of parking lots south of Avondale station. The project will bring nearly 500 residences — many for seniors — and 22,000 square feet of retail to East College Avenue.
Remodeled 1948 Mt. Washington cottage asks $499K
With easy access to Eagle Rock, this under-700-square-foot Mt. Washington house already has location going for it.
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Alexander Hamilton Jr.‘s East Village house will be restored with LPC approval
Built in 1831 by a real-estate developer, the property sold to Alexander Hamilton, Jr. in 1833, and subsequently housed many members of the Hamilton family. Ten years later the family had sold the building.
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Dan Gilbert’s massive Brush Park development starts construction this week
City Modern is expected to create over 400 new residences on 8.4 acres of land in the historic neighborhood.
LA thinking about legalizing street vending
President-elect Donald Trump’s "threats to deport millions of undocumented immigrants - starting with those with criminal records" have given the City Council "a moral imperative to decriminalize vending by removing all misdemeanor penalties."
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Mixed-use development ready to rise at Broadway & Sheridan
An eight-story mixed use development from developer Dave Gassman and Jonathan Splitt Architects is headed to the southeast corner of Broadway and Sheridan in Chicago’s Lakeview community thanks to a newly issued construction permit.
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Community center planned at Standing Rock to be built from straw bale
To support protesters camped out at the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe in North Dakota, a non-profit led by tribe leaders is planning to build a straw-bale community center that can hold up to 100 people.
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The High & the Low: SF’s most and least expensive homes this week
Fridays bring the High & the Low, a Curbed column chronicling the most and least expensive homes sold in San Francisco in the last seven days. It’s been a fascinating week, so let’s dive in.
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Development heavyweights weigh in on the future of Detroit
At the ULI forum, we learned there’s a lot riding on the QLINE and that the fail jail site could still be home to that soccer stadium.
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Bowery Boys’ Greg Young on the weird, wild relationship of U.S. presidents and New York City
American presidents and New York City have always had a special bond. Podcaster and history buff Greg Young sits down with Curbed to tell us all about it.