KB Home has a new housing development unfolding in Apopka, Florida. Legacy Hills is a 48-lot community that features homes starting in the mid-$400,000s. GrowthSpotter reports that there are seven floorplans to choose from, measuring from 1,800 square feet to 3,203 square feet each. Homes range from four-bedroom to six-bedroom units.
Housing Trust Group (HTG), an award-winning multifamily developer and one of the nation’s largest developers of affordable housing, recently held an official grand-opening for the completion of Father Marquess-Barry Apartments, a $18.5 million affordable housing community for seniors located at 301 Northwest 17th Street in the historic Overtown neighborhood of Miami. Designed by Modis Architects with interiors by B Pila Design Studio and landscaping from JBC Planning and Design, Father Marquess-Barry Apartments contains 60 one- and two-bedroom residential units with rents ranging from $372 to $1,200 per month for income-qualifying seniors ages 62 and up who earn 40 percent and 60 percent of area median income. The property leased up rapidly and is 100 percent occupied.
Right now, the City of Lakeland is reviewing plans for Ovation at Lake Hunter, a $9.1 million multi-family complex in Lakeland, Florida. The residential venture will comprise two three-story buildings, featuring just 24 units. Conceptual renderings suggest open-air courtyards, walking trails, surface parking, and a manmade lake with a fountain.
Carpe Real Estate Partners, a vertically integrated real estate private equity and development company, founded by Erik Rutter and David Weitz in 2018, announced a rebrand to Oak Row Equities. The name change comes as the company continues to mature from its launch in 2018 with one property under management to now over three million square feet under development and one billion dollars of assets under management. In addition to the rebrand, Oak Row Equities announced that it has closed on the acquisition of a 2.1-acre site on one of the last remaining undeveloped city blocks in the urban core. The firm acquired 2600 Biscayne Boulevard in Miami’s popular Edgewater neighborhood for $35 million to develop a mixed-use project designed by architecture firm Arquitectonica. Oak Row Equities is one of Miami’s fastest-growing real estate development firms with active projects in Wynwood, North Miami Beach, Edgewater, and the Design District.
Riverside6 has one goal: to offer “truly affordable” housing for those living in Bradenton, Florida. The five-story complex will offer 80 units, comprising one-bedroom to three-bedroom apartments.
