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First housing units at Crossing on Boyson nearing completion

The first building in the Crossing on Boyson housing development in Hiawatha is expected to open for leasing later this year, officials say.

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Mixed-use 255-unit apartment development approved in Southington

A mixed-use apartment and retail complex in Southington has been approved with several traffic-related stipulations. Texas-based developer and applicant Anthony Properties LLC and Brian Shiu are looking to build 255 apartments in eight buildings at 1303, 1193, and 1177 West St., with 17,500 square feet of commercial space over two buildings at the corner of West Street and Curtiss Lane.

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Intersection work helped sway PZC support for $100M Southington project

Intersection work helped sway PZC support for $100M Southington project
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Traffic at issue for West Street development

Traffic at issue for West Street development
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$1 5 million incentive granted for Horizon Landing project

Grand Junction City Council voted unanimously to approve a $1.5 million development incentive for a planned multifamily residential complex near the Grand Junction Regional Airport.

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