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With PUD Appeal, Poplar Point Developer Turns to Plan B
Nena Perry-Brown | October 16th 2018
Another PUD appeal has led a development team to switch tactics. ... read »
More Retail and Metro Improvements For Massive Poplar Point Redevelopment
Nena Perry-Brown | October 10th 2017
In preparation for zoning review, Redbrick Partners adds more retail and a more pedestrian-friendly streetscape to a planned five-building... read »
Residences in the Bridge: A Few Design Changes For 700-Unit Poplar Point Development
Nena Perry-Brown | July 19th 2017
Five months after the Zoning Commission set down the application to construct a five-building development on Poplar Point, the development team has... read »
700 Units, 1.6 Million Square Feet of Office: Massive Mixed-Use Project Planned For Poplar Point
UrbanTurf Staff | December 16th 2016 | 1 Comment
Redbrick Partners has filed plans for a five-building mixed-use project for a site in Ward 8. ... read »
Fundrise’s First Residential Project: How It Works
Shilpi Paul | October 8th 2013 | 2 Comments
Fundrise just launched their first residential project, with buy-ins starting at $10,000 per share. UrbanTurf talked to Dan Miller about why they... read »
Fundrise Partners With Georgia Avenue Project For First Residential Offering
Shilpi Paul | September 30th 2013 | 4 Comments
Crowdfunding facilitators Fundrise have partnered with the developers behind 3400 Georgia Avenue NW, the 100-unit project planned by Redbrick... read »
100-Unit Georgia Avenue Project Plans to Break Ground in Late 2014
Shilpi Paul | September 5th 2013 | 1 Comment
A 100-unit residential project planned for 3400 Georgia Avenue NW hopes to get started late next year and there could be a crowdsourcing aspect... read »
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