Urbanize Atlanta - Thu January 12, 2023
Demolition in Downtown Atlanta Will Lead to Massive Midtown Exchange
Demolition crews have been working steadily in the heart of downtown Atlanta for the last several weeks, barely taking time off for the holidays. After chain-link barriers went up around former nightclubs, a restaurant, apartments (now fire-damaged), and low-rise offices late last summer, heavy equipment is currently wiping clean nearly a full block of buildings between 12th and 13th streets and Peachtree Walk, according to Urbanize Atlanta....
Salem News - Tue January 10, 2023
Peabody, Mass., Slated to Work On Several New Building Initiatives in 2023
A new year is likely to be full of new developments for Peabody, Mass., including affordable housing projects, school safety updates and possibly a new public safety building. The Massachusetts city lies northeast of Boston and shares a border with the town of Salem....
WTOP News & Washington Business Journal - Mon January 09, 2023
Ten Notable Projects Will Have a Major Impact On Washington, D.C.'s Cityscape
Washington, D.C., is not the same city it was 10 years ago, and it will not be the same in the coming years either. Along with the rest of the nation, the District has made, and continues to make, substantial changes to its cityscape....
WCAX-TV & Seven Days - Wed January 04, 2023
CityPlace Bringing Housing Back to Burlington, Vt.'s Urban Renewal Zone
Concrete is being poured at CityPlace, downtown Burlington, Vt.'s largest housing project, where preparations are under way to build hundreds of units. For some, the project evokes memories of what this part of the city was like decades ago....
Delaware News Journal - Wed January 04, 2023
Canal Overlook Subdivision in Delaware to Feature 108 Large Homes, Lots of Trees
A proposal has been put forth to build a subdivision of large homes along the Chesapeake & Delaware (C&D) Canal in Delaware, between the communities of St. Georges and Delaware City, with a path to the nearby Michael Castle Trail for biking and hiking....
Tufts Now - Tue November 22, 2022
Massachusetts's Tufts University Plans On Building New Residence Hall in 2023
Tufts University, a prestigious college a few miles north of downtown Boston within the towns of Medford and Somerville, Mass., has begun planning for construction of an undergraduate residence hall for juniors and seniors on the campus....
Wall Street Journal & The Real Deal - Thu November 03, 2022
Miami's First Supertall Hotel, Residential Building Begins Construction
Miami's Waldorf Astoria residential tower, poised to be south Florida's tallest skyscraper, is a test case for new techniques meant to enable the more than 1,000-ft.-tall building to withstand hurricane-force winds and remain stable near sea level....
Boston Globe - Tue September 27, 2022
Boston's South Station Development Progressing Toward 2025 Opening
High above the train platforms at downtown Boston's South Station on Sept. 19, construction workers in hard hats and safety harnesses stood amid a dense network of steel support beams, aligning a hulking piece of steel like it was a puzzle piece....
CentralJersey.com - Wed September 14, 2022
Habitat for Humanity to Build 10 Homes in New Jersey's Bordentown Township
Plans are being finalized for Habitat for Humanity of South Central Jersey (SCNJ) to soon begin construction on 10 new affordable housing units for Bordentown Township, south of Trenton. The new development will be constructed on Thorntown and Crosswicks Road, according to Bordentown Township Administrator Michael Theokas....
Raleigh News & Observer - Wed September 07, 2022
Construction Booming in Downtown Raleigh, N.C., Despite COVID Fallout
The amount of new construction in downtown Raleigh, N.C., is still substantial with the number of apartments alone scheduled to double despite lingering fallout from the COVID pandemic, the Raleigh News & Observer reported Sept....
