The affordable housing lottery has launched for Miramar, a pair of interconnected mixed-income and mixed-use buildings in Inwood, Manhattan. Designed by Beyer Blinder Belle Architects and developed by LMXD, an affiliate of L+M Development Partners, MSquared, and Taconic Partners, the structure yields 698 residences.
Residential leasing has been launched by LMXD, Domain Companies, the VOREA Group, and Bridge Investment Group for all 499 units in the Jasper, a mixed-use development at 2-33 50th Ave., just half a block away from Gantry Plaza State Park in Long Island City.
LMXD, MCI Collective, and the Newark Museum of Art joined public officials this week to break ground on Museum Parc, which will include 250 apartments, ground-floor retail space and other amenities across two buildings.
L+M Development Partners has made changes to its executive leadership team by naming Joe Curatolo as chief financial officer and Nikki Wernick as president of property management.
As part of the NYCHA STEAM Innovators project, students from Stanley Avenue Preservation opened a community center in the Penn Wortman Houses that they designed over the summer led by the Salvadori Center.
Developed by LMXD and Ray and designed by Handel Architects and Frida Escobedo, the property will include 222 residences and will be the permanent home of the National Black Theatre. Available on NYC Housing Connect are 58 units for residents at 40 to 130 percent of the area median income.
Instead of building yet another suburban-style townhouse complex, LMXD and Msquared intend to triple the number of units at Westpark to a total of 1,000. To accomplish that goal, they will reuse the existing towers, making them the centerpiece of a new community that features a variety of housing.
Students and staff from P.S. 106 Lighthouse Elementary School gathered with elected officials, local leaders, and L+M Development Partners at the Arverne East Welcome Center to officially unveil the building’s new name during a special ceremony.
L+M’s Managing Director discusses the multi-phased project, which plans to build sustainable, affordable housing using Passive House standards and geothermal energy.
In addition to outdoor walking and calisthenics, the program teaches the seniors about healthy cooking with nutrition classes in the Arverne East Multipurpose Building, which was completed earlier this year and has become a community hub for a wide variety of local events.