SCHAUMBURG, ILL. — Keeley Construction has completed a 19,475-square-foot Integrated Care Center (ICC) for Hanger Clinic in the Chicago suburb of Schaumburg. The new facility is located at 640 E. Golf Road. Hanger Clinic is a provider of orthotic and prosthetic solutions, with more than 900 locations across the country. The new ICC is designed to elevate patient care for individuals with limb loss, limb difference and other physical disabilities. The clinic features a rock-climbing wall, gym area, golf simulator, running track, kitchen and demo apartment. The amenities provide patients with the opportunity to test various prosthetic technologies in real-life scenarios. The ICC also features multiple medical exam rooms, dedicated office space with a Clinician Collaboration Center, a reception and waiting area and onsite fabrication lab. Sarfatty Associates was the architect and Ware Malcomb served as interior designer. Brian Edgerton of NAI Hiffman represented Hanger Clinic in the lease, starting with strategic planning and site selection in February 2022. Les Kristof of CBRE represented the landlord, Golfwood Square LLC.
Development
SAN ANTONIO — Locally based developer Koontz Corp. will develop The Elle Apartment Homes, a 305-unit multifamily community in San Antonio. The site spans 9.6 acres on the city’s north side, and the building will rise four stories and house one- and two-bedroom units. Residences will be furnished with kitchen islands, stainless steel appliances, custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, walk-in closets, full-size washers and dryers and private patios. Amenities will include a pool, fitness center, entertainment room, business center, coffee bar, grilling areas and a dog park. Project partners include Garcia + Associates (architect), Pape-Dawson (engineer), Casey Roy Design (interior design) and IBC Bank (construction lender). Construction is scheduled to begin in the third quarter and to be complete in mid-2027.
HOUSTON — Miami-based developer Housing Trust Group has broken ground on The Rushmore, a $33.8 million affordable housing project in the Energy Corridor area of West Houston. The property will house 101 units, 85 of which will be reserved for households earning at or less than 30, 50 and 60 percent of the area median income. The remaining 16 units will be priced at market rates. Residences will come in one-, two- and three-bedroom floor plans, and amenities will include a pool, community clubroom, workroom, fitness center, game room and a designated dog walking path. Completion is slated for spring 2026.
High Street, SREP Break Ground on 300-Unit Apartment Community in Frederick, Maryland
by John Nelson
FREDERICK, MD. — A joint venture between High Street Residential and SCOA Real Estate Partners (SREP) has broken ground on The Terrace, a 300-unit apartment community located at 10 W. College Terrace in Frederick, about 44 miles northwest of Washington, D.C. The co-developers plan to deliver the midrise project by December 2027. The Terrace will be situated on 8.3 acres and offer views of the nearby Catoctin Mountains via its indoor/outdoor sky lounge. Other amenities will include a resort-style swimming pool, gaming area, EV charging stations and a dog park. The property will feature a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments ranging in size from 725 to 1,474 square feet. The design-build team includes architect of record Dwell Design Studio and general contractor Morgan-Keller Construction.
Archer, REDA to Redevelop 78,000 SF Office Building in Newport Beach, California into Medical Outpatient Property
by Amy Works
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. — A joint venture between Archer Property Partners and Real Estate Development Associates (REDA) has approval from the Newport Beach Planning Commission to redevelop the 78,000-square-foot office building at 3300 Irvine Ave. in Newport Beach into Newport Irvine Medical Center. The joint venture originally acquired the asset in 2023 for $18.5 million. The three-story Newport Irvine Medical Center will feature a three-story atrium, modernized common areas and elevators and a flexible, future-proof design to adapt for changing medical technologies and patient needs. The partnership plans to break ground on the project’s new parking structure in June and begin full building renovations in September, with project completion slated for spring 2026 and tenant move-ins in summer 2026. MedWest Realty will handling leasing for Newport Irvine Medical Center.
CHEYENNE, WYO. — Earthcore Industries, a Jacksonville, Fla.-based manufacturer and distributor of Isokern fireplaces and chimney systems, is constructing a distribution center in Cheyenne. The 30,000-square-foot facility will streamline Earthcore’s service to its Northwest and Upper Midwest distribution and dealer networks. The project team includes Cheyenne-based Richardson Construction Co. and Fort Collins, Colo.-based VFLA Architecture + Interiors. Groundbreaking is scheduled for April 10.
NEW YORK CITY — TS Communities, a division of local real estate giant Tishman Speyer, has received $166 million in financing for a 244-unit affordable housing complex in Queens and plans to break ground later this month. The 18-story building will be located within the Edgemere Commons development in the borough’s Far Rockaway neighborhood and follows TS Communities’ development of a 237-unit building that is nearing completion. Units will come in studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom floor plans and will be reserved for renters earning between 40 and 80 percent of the area median income. In addition, 73 units will be set aside as supportive housing. The building will also feature a resident community room, an outdoor space with an adjoining recreation room, a skydeck, onsite parking and laundry facilities, supportive services offices and street-level retail space. Aufgang Architects is designing the project, which is being developed in partnership with the City of New York, as well as with various state housing agencies. A tentative completion date was not announced.
ST. LOUIS — Tarlton has completed a $27.5 million renovation of the Old Courthouse in St. Louis. Slated to open to the public this spring, the historic destination has only been renovated twice. The building was originally constructed from 1839 to 1862. The renovation project is jointly funded through a public-private partnership between the National Park Service and Gateway Arch Park Foundation. Tarlton improved safety and accessibility of the site, installing an elevator to make the second floor accessible for the first time in the building’s history. Critical updates also included installation of new heating, air conditioning and fire suppression systems and restoration of all windows. The renovations are the final component of the $380 million CityArchRiver project, the largest public-private partnership in the history of the National Park Service that has resulted in revitalizations to Gateway Arch park grounds, the Arch Visitor Center, Museum at the Gateway Arch, St. Louis Riverfront, Luther Ely Smith Square and Kiener Plaza.
ORLANDO, FLA. — Universal Orlando Resort’s newest theme park, Epic Universe, is officially opening on May 22, marking the first major theme park to open in Central Florida in 26 years, according to CNN. The new park will include five distinct components: Celestial Park, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter’s Ministry of Magic, Super Nintendo World, How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk and Dark Universe. According to multiple media outlets, Epic Universe is estimated to have cost roughly $7.7 billion to build, although Universal Orlando Resort hasn’t commented on the new park’s price tag. At 750 acres, including both guest areas and backstage space for employees, Epic Universe is also reported to be the largest singular theme park in the world. The main hub of Epic Universe will be Celestial Park, which offers guests two rides — a dual-track roller coaster and a carousel — as well as shops, restaurants and bars. From this hub, guests can choose to enter four other portals, with each leading to a different themed land. Dark Universe brings the famous “Universal Pictures Monsters,” including Dracula, the Wolf Man and the Invisible Man, to life, along with its anchor attraction, “Monsters Unchained: …
GRANBURY, TEXAS — Locally based developer Realty Capital is underway on construction of a 47-acre mixed-use development in Granbury, located southwest of Fort Worth. Known as LakeView Landing, the development will feature both single-family (105 homes) and multifamily (289 units) residential components, retail and restaurant space, a hotel that will be operated under the SpringHill Suites by Marriott flag and a lakefront public park. Texas Bank & Trust provided construction financing for the project, and the City of Granbury has also partnered with Realty Capital on the project. Full completion is slated for 2028.