CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - A Columbus developer wants to build a $20.7 million mid-rise residential building at a site in downtown Cincinnati with a controversial history.

Columbus developer National Church Residences wants to build a $20.7 million mid-rise residential building in downtown Cincinnati. The seven-story, 46,121-square-foot building would bring 58 units ...

Four of Connecticut's enclosed malls - retail centers in Enfield, Meriden, Waterford and Waterbury are arguably in distressed ...

Plans call for two, six-story buildings, and one ... The property is currently zoned as High Density Residential (HDR.) The proposed use of mid-rise apartments is permitted as a conditional ...

His city’s skyline, with its high-rise condominium ... But by mid-2023 the hospitality group was no longer involved in the project, according to Staycity. What happened to Byrne’s plan to ...

Mazaya 10A is a low-rise residential building in Queue Point. It is a project of Al Mazaya Holding. Queue Point is a collection of 33 low-rise and mid-rise residential buildings ... simple format for ...

a premier residential development located in the heart of San Fernando. Following the success of the Resort Residences at Azure North—comprising three high-rise towers—Century Properties introduces ...

Marina View Towers is a two-tower residential complex in the district offering a variety of apartments and deluxe units. The project consists of two mid-rise residential buildings by New ... format ...

Draft environmental impact report details how the large project will change the landscape of the 49-acre site during and ...

and Management Service Public Legal Entity has finalized preparations for the construction of additional multi-functional mid-rise residential buildings in Aghdam's 4th Residential Complex.

Simmons University and Swedish building giant Skanska have unveiled detailed designs for the long-planned overhaul of Simmons ...

Our decision to launch the new 24” columns underscores our dedication to innovation, and customization, and offers freedom to explore design possibilities.” (image credit: True Residential) The new 24 ...