A developer aims to repurpose Oceanside’s former Garrison Elementary School property, once plagued by sinkholes, into 140 townhomes. The plan highlights ongoing residential growth and transformation within the local community.
Statesboro is set for significant growth as the City Council approves the annexation and zoning of a 34.5-acre tract for 198 new townhome units. The owner-requested annexation on Herman Rushing Road marks a pivotal step in expanding the city’s housing options.
An Indianapolis developer, Milhaus, has begun construction on Slate, a 306-unit residential development transforming a former movie theater parking lot in Springdale. The project aims to bring hundreds of new apartments and townhomes to the area.
In a notable departure from Connecticut’s urban development trends, Pennsylvania-based Burkentine Builders is nearing completion of a 235-unit apartment complex in Granby, one of the state’s smaller towns. This large-scale project signals potential shifts in housing growth beyond the cities.
