Uptown Condo

During my return trip to downtown Tucson I visited my favorite place and the one which I felt held the most power. The Cadence apartment gives anyone who enters it the feel of a five-star hotel. The apartments gave the ambience of upper class with its constant cleaning crew working to keep it in prestige condition and multiple amenities only the nicest and most powerful of places would possess. When entering, you are welcomed to a long all white hallway with multiple fireplaces and flat screen televisions. The all white building gives the impression of a sleek and clean upper class building. After continuing down the hall, you are greeted by a fully equipped gym and a large pool and hot tub. Overall, with grand sweeping hallways, five star amenities, and classy atmosphere, The Cadence possesses much of the attributions that lead a building to be architecturally powerful.

Customers want the business to produce quality products at reasonable price. You have different types of customers. There are different types of customers there are loyal ones, young ones, elderly, family or one-time customers.

Watson& Musio Developments is the leading developer and property owner in NCR who implements aggressive leasing policy. However, because of the depressed real estate market, Watson& Musio Developments has to offer extremely attractive

After standing for nearly six decades, the two public housing high-rise buildings that once defined Blumberg Apartments and

Andres Construction Services is a family-owned construction company which employs about one hundred employees. The company focuses on negotiated work on multi-family apartments, retirement communities, adaptive re-use complexes, private schools and universities, office buildings, and churches. During Mr. Whittle’s lecture, he focused on a handful of projects Andres Construction has worked on in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. These buildings include the SO.7 Shops and Lofts, The

Apartments in the Cottonwood Park complex boast a modern design and each has its own patio or balcony for the tenant. Each of the kitchens in the complex has modern appliances and a garbage disposal, as well as a dishwasher. Spacious rooms and

The tree-lined streets of Summer Hill feature mostly Federation homes. The old 1920s flour mill is being renovated into a housing development, which renews the spirit and heritage feel of the neighbourhood. Award-winning architects brainstormed and worked together to create the Flour Mill at Summer Hill development, which features 360 premium apartments. The project is still in final stages of development, but a few apartments are already available to reserve. These apartments are in the Granary (one and two bedroom apartments), the Durum Silos (one to three bedroom units), and the Wheatstore (two to

Those high-rise buildings overshadow the Downtown and make the street look shady, in addition, When I walk in the streets of the Downtown and see the architecture of the buildings I feel stunned, also when I see the combination of historical towers and modern towers it feels like I’m stuck in the time.

The building has an innovative structure, as it was one of the first buildings to use a technique of pouring concrete in stages. This was, unfortunately, discovered when the building was 20 stories high. Though, the building is 100 stories high, so it helped the

89th and 90th floors of One57, the high-end apartment tower overlooking Central Park at 157 W. 57th St

He rented a space on Depot Street, and when he learned that the O’Connor Building was for sale, he didn’t hesitate – he knew that what was then a furniture and flooring store, would make the perfect studio. He was attracted to the light in the building and its 12 foot

the building portrayed a message of wealthier residents moving into the area and driving out the

Many residents were drawn to the complex by the amenities Park Hollow provides. The apartments are spacious, have updated appliances, and each unit has a patio or balcony. A pantry in the kitchen and walk-in closets make it possible to turn apartments

The apartment building at 67-35 Ridge Blvd. was simple, yet elegant. It was one of the oldest buildings on the block, even withstanding the fact that most of the buildings in my neighborhood were far from their youth. Bay Ridge, my neighborhood, was founded by the first Dutch settlers in the mid-17th century. The land was initially used for farming and agriculture, until the 1830’s when the population boomed and housing development began. My quaint building was built in 1931 and it still has, to this day, its 18th century crystal, chandelier hanging in the lobby. It’s also the only building that hs a doorman waiting for you every morning with a smile. That isn’t to say that I grew up rich, in fact, my family has always been on the lowest rung of the financial ladder. My mom was Kalish’s, the building’s owner, Mitzvah and never raised the rent for her when it was mandatory for

AIMCO initiated an estimated $120 million redevelopment project upgrading the property. However, unlike Coreplus, the targeted market does not include students. Instead the focus is on an increased share of urban professionals and “displaced urbanites” (Developmental Strategies. (2015, p. 60). The suspected strategy will reduce the cycle of academic year turnover and its associated expenses as well as the general issues associated with college age youths. AIMCO indicate that market “rents [were] above underwriting” (AIMCO, 2016) expectations with 600 SF studio starting at $1,800 and 1400 SF 3-bedrooms peaking at $3,600 (Park Towne Place Premier, 2016). This was clearly a bold move in the wake of rising vacancies nationally in higher-end metropolitan units given the seemingly built-in student base, but time will tell.