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In Mumbai, India, architect James Law is going out on a limb to give each apartment dweller their own swimming pool.
In efforts to slash construction costs and time, as well as become green-friendly, a London-based developer has built communities based on shipping containers.
While some would argue that stricter regulations and controls is the answer to reducing firearm violence, those in Champaign, Illinois apparently think more guns should be allowed, particularly in public housing.
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Almost everyone involved in building or rehabilitating apartment buildings is aware, at some level, of the various green building certification programs available. But many may not be aware of just how important certification is and the value it can add to a multifamily property.
The 456-unit, Boynton Beach, Fla., project is the largest multifamily community to achieve Gold status in NAHB's green certification program.
Michael Green says his wooden towers can help offset climate change. Can he find a client willing to go out on a limb and build one?
Overall, the agency reports a significant increase in certified projects, with Los Angeles, Washington, Chicago, New York, and Atlanta ranking in the top five.
Blue Sea Development’s Arbor House is providing housing and a healthier lifestyle for low-income residents.
Throughout 2012, we took a deep dive into Gen Y and the apartment industry’s future, as seen through AvalonBay’s H Street project.