SAVANNAH, GA – Aventon Companies, a prominent, vertically integrated multifamily developer with active projects throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast, announces its newest project, Aventon Victory in Savannah, Georgia. The community will be a 280-unit, four-tale, Class-A development, located near the intersection of Victory Drive and Harry Truman Parkway, just two miles from historic Downtown Savannah and just two blocks from Daffin Park.
Spanning over 11 acres, Aventon Victory will offer one, two, and three-bedroom apartment homes outfitted with Aventon’s signature modern finishes and surrounded by first-class amenities. Inside, future tenants can look forward to a hospitality-inspired clubroom with an entertainment bar, billiards and shuffleboard, fireplace, remote working lounge, and state-of-the-art fitness center. Outside, the resort-style pool with outdoor lounge and festival lawn will be centered by a champion live oak tree for which Savannah is well-known for. The pet-friendly community will also feature a pet spa and on-site dog park. Aventon Victory is within walking distance to high-quality retailers such as Whole Foods, and is just minutes from the expansive Daffin Park, home of the Savannah Bananas.
“Aventon Victory marks our third project in the state of Georgia and second in the Savannah market which continues to rapidly expand in terms of population and job growth, major contributors to its flourishing economy,” said Ron Perera, Senior Managing Director. “With Aventon Victory, we are thrilled to offer residents the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in this exciting and historic city at a reasonable price point.”
Aventon Victory’s buildings were designed by Watts Leaf Architects, with interior design curated by Alpharetta-based Studio 5 Interiors, Inc. Landscaping and hardscaping have been designed by Thomas & Hutton. The community is located at 2840 Wicklow Street, Savannah, GA 31404 and is expected to start leasing in early 2024. Since 2019, Aventon Companies has assembled an impressive $2 billion portfolio of ground-up developments bringing over 9,000 Aventon-branded apartment homes to Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas, and the Mid-Atlantic.

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ALBUQUERQUE, NM – Titan Development, Alliance Residential, RS21, and the City of Albuquerque announced a large-scale public mural on the eastern side of Broadstone Nob Hill, a multifamily property developed by Titan and Alliance at 4101 Central Avenue Northeast in Albuquerque’s East Nob Hill neighborhood. Based on a concept by Titan Development, the muralist Todd Hebenstreit has worked alongside Resilient Solutions 21 (“RS21”), a data science company that also specializes in design and visualization, to produce the city’s first augmented reality mural inspired by the historic Route 66 highway.
“We are thrilled that Titan’s Broadstone Nob Hill property will be the site of this future landmark mural in the heart of the historic Route 66 in East Nob Hill,” said Josh Rogers, Senior Vice President at Titan. “The original concept of the mural was to bring back some of the iconic feeling of the cars and neon signage that made Route 66 so unique, combined with state-of-the-art 3D and an augmented reality feature. We worked with the City of Albuquerque, the talented local muralist, and the fantastic team at Resilient Solutions 21 to rekindle the Route 66 tale for visitors and residents.”
“The City of Albuquerque’s Public Art Board has enthusiastically supported our community’s most cutting-edge public art opportunities and collaborations. This dynamic Route 66-themed mural that comes to life with augmented reality features is the first of its kind for our city and we’re excited to support more artists and technology partnerships to enliven our public spaces and corridors in the coming year,” said Sherri Brueggemann, Public Art Division Manager.
The mural is a combination of a painted 2D mural and an augmented reality (AR) 3D component. The 2D, 35 by 35-foot, 1,225 square-foot mural draws inspiration from the iconic Route 66, the two-lane highway connecting Chicago to Los Angeles whose landscape was once bustling with the sounds of V8 engines and illuminated by vibrant neon signs, symbols that continue to influence the artistic scene and heritage of Albuquerque, but in a neighborhood that may have lost this connection to its historic culture. Alongside elements that recognize the area’s Hispanic roots, Hebenstreit is making a mural that vibrantly celebrates the city’s shared culture.
Superimposed 3D imagery viewable through a cell phone, tablet, or other electronic mobile device will bring the mural experience to life through Instagram and SnapChat. Vintage cars and neon signs will extend from the building in real time and headlights will “glow” at night, but without visibly disturbing nearby residents. Both an attractive and unique addition to East Nob Hill, Titan is supporting the mural as part of a continued effort to revitalize the neighborhood and promote walkability and safety, which public art has been shown to accomplish. With the 2D mural already underway, the 3D superimposed imagery is targeted to be completed in December 2022.
“We are delighted to be working alongside Titan, the City and Todd Hebenstreit to bring this iconic mural to life,” said Annemarie Henton, RS21 Director of State & Local Services. “It has been wonderful working with people who like Albuquerque as much as we do and who are committed to cultivating our community. We are excited for pedestrians to experience the sights and sounds of Route 66 as the city’s first augmented reality mural jumps off the wall.”
“I’m very honored to have been a part of designing this mural for Titan, Alliance, and the city of Albuquerque,” said Todd Hebenstreit, muralist. “There are many firsts with this mural, from the size and height to the AR component – the list goes on. This is not your average mural, and it has been a such a fascinating project.”

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CHICAGO, IL – Hudson Valley Property Group (HVPG), a leading, national affordable housing preservation company, announced the acquisition of Drexel Court & Lake Park East, a site project consisting of four multi-family buildings in Chicago’s Bronzeville neighborhood: 4420 S. Drexel Blvd, 4700 S. Drexel Blvd., 4530 S Drexel Blvd and 4725 S. Ingleside Ave.
The acquisition marks HVPG’s entrance into the Chicago market as part of a larger expansion to the Midwest beyond its footprint across the East Coast. The deal presents an opportunity for HVPG to improve and preserve 155 units of affordable housing while furthering its goal of uplifting and revitalizing communities through HVPG’s investments in high-quality, sustainable neighborhood assets.
“As a firm committed to ‘doing well by doing excellent’ across the nation, we are thrilled to expand our mission to the Midwest region,” said Jason Bordainick, co-founder and managing partner of Hudson Valley Property Group. “We look forward to working closely with the City of Chicago, HUD and the IHDA to bolster the city’s supply of quality, affordable housing in a time of increased demand.”
HVPG is plotting an approximately $13.1M renovation at the Drexel Court & Lake Park East that will prioritize building modernization, high-end security, energy efficient upgrades and resident quality of life improvements with new common spaces including an outdoor picnic area and business center. To ensure long-term affordability for its residents, HVPG secured a new 20-year term HAP contract with U.S. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) as well as a new 30-year LIHTC regulatory agreement.
The project will be financed with equity from Hudson Valley Property Group’s latest fund, as well as 4% low-income housing tax credits and tax-exempt bonds through the Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA).

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