Onyx + East plans new subdivision in Evanston

A Columbus developer is planning a 29-home project in a redeveloping Cincinnati neighborhood.

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Onyx + East plans new subdivision in Evanston

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

A Columbus developer is planning a 29-home project in a redeveloping Cincinnati neighborhood.

Onyx + East opens Cincinnati office, plans up to $70 million investment here

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

Indianapolis developer Onyx + East is planning to invest tens of millions of dollars in Greater Cincinnati.

New subdivision proposed outside Holly Springs

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

The property east of Holly Springs could see up to 24 new homes.

New subdivision in rural Lee County calls for 130 homes

bizjournals bizjournals | 2 years ago

The developers are seeking minimum lot sizes of 30,000 square feet across the 216-acre site.

Alliance Homes to develop nine-home, upscale East Aurora subdivision

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

A local homebuilder plans to construct a subdivision on one of the few remaining East Aurora properties zoned for such a project. Alliance Homes of Hamburg has the necessary approvals to develop the nine-house, upscale subdivision at the corner of Walnut Street and Prospect Avenue. Alliance, through its ARR Holdings LLC affiliate, paid $1.25 million for the five-acre parcel, according to documents filed April 29 in the Erie County Clerk’s office. The land had been owned by East Aurora residen...

Local developer plots luxury subdivision near East End bridge

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

From the same developer behind The Breakers at Prospect, a new luxury development is plotted on 94 acres near River Ridge.

New residential subdivision in Avondale set for approval

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

A new single-family subdivision in Avondale is set to get $1 million in city aid.

749 new homes planned in Northwest Jax subdivision

bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago

The new neighborhood is part of a trend of more single-family residential development in the western part of Jacksonville, where homes can often be developed more cheaply than in other parts of the city.