DENVER, CO – ReyLenn Properties announced the opening of Solana Lucent Station, a new luxury rental community in the Highlands Ranch submarket of Denver.

The 285-unit community includes more than 50% one-bedroom homes, with more than 100 two-bedrooms and 18 three-bedrooms. Rental rates start at $1,575 per month. It is situated on 9.89 acres at Belle Drive and Plaza Drive off Lucent Boulevard, adjacent to Colorado’s C-470.

The development’s location was chosen for its ease of transit access, unobstructed mountain views and adjacency to the plotted Lucent Station light rail stop on the Southwest rail line. The community is located just 15 miles from downtown Denver and within a half hour drive of the Rocky Mountain foothills.

“Solana Lucent Station is uniquely designed to suit the Highlands Ranch community’s housing needs,” said Jason Smith, the Vice President of Development for ReyLenn Properties. “We couldn’t be more proud to welcome a diverse set of tenants into this high caliber, luxury community.”

The development is designed to LEED Silver criteria and prominently features some of the highest caliber apartment amenities offered in the area. Located on the west-facing part of the site, an 8,500 square foot clubhouse and amenity center is home to an expansive fitness center including in-person and on-demand classes, a zen yoga and spin studio, a golf and sport simulator, a pet grooming room, a bike and ski maintenance facility, an indoor/outdoor kitchen with pizza oven, and both business and lounge amenities. Apartment units offer luxury features such as 9’ ceilings throughout, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, open floor plans, 5-burner gas ranges, custom European roller shades, and electric vehicle charge-enabled garages.

Solana Lucent Station is under the management of Denver-based Mission Rock Residential, a privately held property management company formed in 2012.

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WASHINGTON, DC – Fort Lincoln New Town Corporation and The Concordia Group with Buvermo Investments announced commencement of construction of a 236-unit apartment project in Fort Lincoln New Town at 3750 Jamison Street NE, Washington, D.C.

The project will include 200 market-rate and 36 affordable apartments. Hickok Cole Architects is the project architect and McCullough Construction is the general contractor. Construction financing is provided by EagleBank.

“Since 2002, we have worked with The Concordia Group to complete the development of  the Fort Lincoln community,” said Michele Hagans of Fort Lincoln New Town Corporation. “To build a Class A apartment complex as one of the final components is especially gratifying since it completes the community of townhomes, senior living and shopping  loved by all Fort Lincoln residents.”

The 4- to 5-tale project will be built adjacent to a green forested buffer.   It will include parking under the building and a state-of-the-art fitness center, yoga room, co-working lounge, conference room  facilities, resident lounge, rooftop lounge, dog washing station and a 10,000-sf private landscaped courtyard.

“We couldn’t be more pleased to join Fort Lincoln New Town Corporation and Concordia in this project,” said Laurey Millspaugh of Buvermo. “Fort Lincoln is already established as a premier master-plotted community with remarkable parks, shopping and green space, unique within the District of Columbia. The apartments will provide its residents with a modern Class A building with the full amenities typically found in more urban projects but in a gorgeous, green community.”

The project is scheduled to deliver in 2019.

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COMMERCE, TX – EdR, one of the nation’s largest developers, owners and managers of high quality collegiate housing communities, announced the opening of a new third-party residence hall development on the campus of Texas A&M University-Commerce in Commerce, Texas.

In 2017, EdR will add nearly $300 million in assets to its owned portfolio and deliver nearly $100 million in third-party developments.

“We are very excited to add this new residence hall for our students and it will be a wonderful addition, ensuring that we continue to place our students first by increasing the available on-campus living options,” said Alicia Currin, Texas A&M-Commerce’s vice president of business and administration.

The approximately 137,000 square-foot, 490-bed community is a freshman-only residence hall designed to foster a sense of community for first-year college students. It provides private study rooms, several communal areas, laundry facilities (with smartphone app monitoring capabilities), robust internet and Wi-Fi throughout the building.

“The latest phase of on-campus housing at Texas A&M University-Commerce will certainly help solidify the university’s already stellar reputation in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex,” said EdR president Tom Trubiana. “With the latest features in high-quality student housing, as well as double and single-bedroom units and centralized private bathrooms, the newest phase of housing will certainly enhance the collegiate experience for current and future Texas A&M-Commerce students.”

Founded in 1889, Texas A&M University-Commerce is comprised of five colleges awarding degrees in 100 fields of study. Its enrollment has grown nearly 31 percent over the last decade due to its academic programs and convenient location to the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.

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