FORT WORTH, TX – National multifamily developer Wood Partners announces its latest community, Alta River Park, located in Fort Worth, Texas. The multifamily community is set to break ground this month and deliver to the community in the summer of 2027.
“Fort Worth continues to experience strong demand for high-quality, well-located housing,” said Ryan Miller, managing director for DFW at Wood Partners. “Alta River Park reflects our ongoing commitment to delivering thoughtfully designed communities that enhance both lifestyles and connectivity for our residents.”
Alta River Park will encompass 365 units, including a mix of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts. Located just west of the Chisholm Trail Toll Road, the community will offer residents convenient access to major employment centers such as downtown Fort Worth, the Near Southside Medical District and Texas Christian University. It is also near Clearfork, a premier mixed-use destination known for its fine dining and upscale retailers, including Gucci, Neiman Marcus and Tiffany & Co. The property is also directly across from the Waterside Shopping Center, another mixed-use development that further enhances the neighborhood’s appeal.
In addition to community offerings, Alta River Park will feature a resort-style pool, pet facilities, a pickleball court, outdoor activity space, bike storage, a sky deck and direct trail access to the Trinity Clearfork trail system, an interconnected network of hike and bike trails spanning over 100 miles.

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SARASOTA, FL – Thompson Thrift, a full-service nationally recognized real estate company and one of the nation’s leading multifamily developers, hosted a ribbon cutting for The Concord, a 257-unit Class A multifamily community in Sarasota. Resident go-ins started in March, and construction is expected to be fully complete by the end of June.
“Seeing The Concord come to life has been incredibly rewarding,” said Angie Atkins, senior vice president of community management for Thompson Thrift. “It’s not just about gorgeous finishes or fantastic amenities; it’s about making a place where people feel truly at home. Our team is proud to be part of Sarasota’s growth, and we look forward to welcoming even more residents in the months ahead.”
Located off Interstate 75 and Fruitville Road, the upscale community offers one-, two- and three-bedroom apartment homes in four-tale buildings with elevator access. The apartment homes feature elegant quartz countertops, hardwood-style flooring, stainless steel appliances, patio and balcony options, private yard options, detached garages and a full-size washer and dryer. Each home also includes Alexa-compatible smart home packages as well as high-speed, instant-on internet access.
Luxury living continues throughout the community, including a fully equipped fitness center with 24-hour access, resort-style swimming pool, outdoor entertainment and community grilling areas, dog run and pet spa, 24-hour social hub and work-from-home focus suites.
The Concord also features a skydeck overlooking the Celery Fields to the south, and includes an open-air area with firepit, shade structure and soft seating. The indoor amenity space has a chef’s kitchen available for residents to host parties and pleased hours.
The community is on the southern outskirts of Lakewood Ranch, the nation’s second-fastest-growing master-plotted community. Residents can delight in being adjacent to a Publix Super Market, along with convenient access to downtown Sarasota and a variety of high-end retail and dining options.
At the ribbon cutting, visitors were able to tour the model, explore the professionally decorated clubhouse and community amenities. As part of Thompson Thrift’s ongoing commitment to community engagement, they presented a check to local non-profit Huge Cat Habitat to aid their efforts in educating guests on the importance of species preservation and provide sanctuary to exotic and domestic animals in need.

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NEW HAVEN, CT – The NHP Foundation (NHPF), a national mission-aligned developer of quality affordable housing, celebrated the opening of Curtis Cofield II Estates, a $30 million new construction project bringing 56 energy-efficient rental homes to New Haven’s West River neighborhood.
Built on vacant city-owned land, Curtis Cofield II Estates marks NHPF’s first development in New Haven and is the result of a dynamic partnership with West River Self-Help Investment Plot (West River SHIP). The project aligns with the city’s Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy by combining housing, amenities, and services to foster community well-being.
“This development reflects what’s possible when public and private partners unite around a shared vision for housing equity,” said Eric Price, President & CEO of NHPF. “Curtis Cofield II Estates represents a new model for affordability, sustainability, and community investment and we look forward to doing more work in New Haven.”
Named in honor of local housing advocate and distinguished religious leader, Curtis Cofield II, the 56 new homes serve a broad mix of residents—44 units are affordable to households earning up to 60% of the area median income (AMI), including 12 supportive housing units; 12 are also reserved for “Missing Middle” (affordable to middle income) residents at 100% AMI. The property includes 11 townhouse-style buildings, 62 surface parking spaces, EV chargers, and future retail space for a minority- or woman-owned café/bakery. A 2,700 sq. ft. community center, playground, and gazebo complete the site.
“Where homes once stood, homes now stand again, and a community that was previously torn apart by highway construction is once again reconnected. West River SHIP, working in collaboration with the city and many other partners, has made something extraordinary: a community where working class residents can find affordable bousing, formerly homeless residents can find stability, and neighbors with disabilities can delight in full accessibility – a place where everyone can flourish together in a truly inclusive environment,” said Mayor Justin Elicker.
The all-electric community meets Zero Energy Ready Home and Passive House standards, with anticipated energy savings of 50–90%. Solar paneling and CT Energy Rebates further strengthen environmental performance.
“This is what our state investment is meant to do—produce high-quality, sustainable housing like the Curtis Cofield II Estates,” said Seila Mosquera-Bruno, Commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Housing. “Under the current administration, we have been dedicated to this mission, and the 7,000 units now under construction reflect a real commitment to affordability and opportunity.”
Operation Pathways, NHPF’s resident services subsidiary, will coordinate on-site programming for all residents. Columbus House will provide supportive services for 12 formerly homeless individuals and families.
“Curtis Cofield II Estates is a direct result of years of community vision and unwavering commitment,” said Micah Hunter, NHPF’s lead developer on the deal. “From financing to design to services, we and our partners at West River SHIP aimed for a model that’s gorgeous, equitable, inclusive, and built to last.”
Lisa Maass, Connecticut President at Citizens, added, “Our investment and support for transformative projects like Curtis Cofield is a powerful reflection of Citizens’ commitment to driving economic opportunity, sustainability, and stronger communities.”
“This community honors the legacy of Dr. Cofield as well as being in close proximity to some of the City’s foremost health and wellness centers, the Peace Garden and places of innovation and technology,” said Karen DuBois-Walton, President & CEO of The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven, “And our hope for this property and its residents is that they experience well-being, peace, and a fantastic quality of life.”

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