Permitted mixed-use project, construction already underway
Approved plans, permits in hand, and the foundation already poured on a residential project over ground-floor commercial. Part of the construction budget is committed through an approved public funding program. Offered by an owner who has chosen not to market it publicly.
A build-to-completion opportunity rather than a ground-up entitlement play. Plans are approved, permits are issued, and site work has commenced — the foundation is complete, which removes the entitlement and permitting risk that usually consumes the first year of a project like this.
The residential component can be delivered in two configurations, conventional or co-living, with the co-living layout carrying a materially higher unit count on the same envelope. Ground-floor commercial space fronts the street.
A portion of the construction budget has already been approved through a public funding program. That commitment transfers with the project and is a meaningful part of the return case, though it carries conditions a buyer will want to review carefully as part of diligence.
Suited to a developer or opportunistic buyer with the equity to complete construction. Approved plan set, budget, cost estimate, survey, and the funding approval letter are released to verified buyers.
Likely to suit
- Development
- Opportunistic
- Value-add
Brought to market May 2026.
Why isn't the address here?
Because the owner asked us to keep it private — that is usually the reason a property comes to us instead of going to market. Verified buyers get everything.
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