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Electric City Apartments offer the kind of upscale lifestyle that would have been unimaginable in downtown Schenectady in the 1990s, but now seems to be a natural extension of the huge public-private investment that has brought new restaurants, offices, small businesses, a movie theater and other changes to the heart of the city.

Dr. Steve Allen has left the building, but he’s left the neighborhood around that building in much better shape than when he arrived.

Saint Holdings has been involved in all the biggest recent land deals in Pinal County, but this one has been eight years in the making.

Chance Olevia LLC received permits for two apartment buildings and a parking garage in San Marco for work totaling about $38 million.

Permits include $23.2 million for the foundation of a 196-unit apartment building and $11.6 million for construction of a parking garage at 1810 Bertha St., a site Chance Olevia bought for $200,000 in August. It also includes $2.5 million for construction of a 290-unit apartment building at the adjacent 1900 Olevia St, a site it bought for $6 million in March 2018.

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A trust controlled by a Philadelphia businessman sold a Palm Beach mansion that he built, but never lived in, for $40.87 million.

The 1071 North Ocean Boulevard Trust, with attorney Maura Ziska as trustee and businessman Vahan Gureghian as managing member, sold the home at 1071 N. Ocean Blvd. to REIWA LLC, managed by West Palm Beach attorney Alan Ciklin. It’s not clear who owns the LLC.

The seller was represented by Douglas Elliman’s Ashley McIntosh, Gary Pohrer and Vince Spadea.

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Metro Orlando currently is the worst in the nation when it comes to affordable housing.

The Twin Cities’ biggest homebuilder returns June 9 to the Corcoran Planning Commission with plans for the latest addition to its Ravinia development.

The investor recently spent $80.7 million for two Phoenix apartments in the I-17 employment corridor — and is hungry for more deals.