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Luxury Hilton resort breaks ground in Orlando
A new resort coming to Central Florida broke ground near Disney, 11 March. Construction of the 433-room Conrad Orlando hotel was launched by US real estate developer Dart Interests, marking the start of the first phase for Evermore Orlando, a billion-dollar, 10,000-room resort set to open in 2023.
In addition to Conrad Orlando, the resort complex will feature a large-scale community of homes for vacation renting and operating with hotel-quality standards. The resort will surround a 20-acre tropical beach complex and an 8-acre crystalline water amenity by Crystal Lagoons®.
“We are thrilled to celebrate the groundbreaking of the Conrad Orlando, coming one step closer to welcoming our first guests in summer 2023,” said Christopher Kelsey, president of Dart Interests.
Apartment developer pays $24M for site of planned 483-unit RiNo complex
Courtesy of Crescent Communities)
A new-to-Denver multifamily developer has acquired land for its first project in the city.
Charlotte-based Crescent Communities and equity partner Dart Interests paid $23.7 million this week for 1300 40th St.
The lot is 117,486 square feet, or 2.7 acres. That makes the deal worth $202 a square foot.
BusinessDen reported in June 2019 that Crescent had submitted a development proposal for the site, which is home to a large industrial building previously leased to New Tech Machinery.
That structure will soon be demolished. Crescent said in a statement that it will break ground this month on its planned 483-unit Novel RiNo apartment complex, which will include a mix of studios and one- and two-bedroom units. Plans call for 15,800 square feet of retail space, including 2,700 square feet intended for a rooftop cocktail lounge.
A new-to-Denver multifamily developer has acquired land for its first project in the city.
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Charlotte-based Crescent Communities and equity partner Dart Interests paid $23.7 million this week for 1300 40th St.
The lot is 117,486 square feet, or 2.7 acres. That makes the deal worth $202 a square foot.
BusinessDen reported in June 2019 that Crescent had submitted a development proposal for the site, which is home to a large industrial building previously leased to New Tech Machinery.