Related Companies and Lennar have reached a milestone with the raising of the Barn. Anticipated to open Fall 2026, the custom post-and-beam structure will anchor Market Square, a destination food market at the center of The Village at Tuxedo Reserve. The Village in turn is the heart of Tuxedo Reserve, an upcoming 1,200-acre mixed-use downtown district in Tuxedo, NY.

The Village at Tuxedo Reserve will feature shops, restaurants, bars, services, luxury rental residences, and experiential gathering spaces. Within the larger Tuxedo Reserve, the first hamlet, West Terrace, is now selling with a choice of five different floorplans.

“The Barn raising signifies a major step towards an entirely new kind of Hudson Valley destination,” said Greg Gushee, EVP at Related Companies. “Upon completion, The Village at Tuxedo Reserve will create a place unlike anything in the region where people can return to again and again – whether for a weekend getaway, dinner with friends, unique outdoor experiences, or the everyday conveniences that have long been missing from this area.” 

Anchor Health Properties recently commenced construction on a new three-story, 120-bed, 127,942-square-foot nursing facility in Shoreline, Washington.

Located at 15230 15th Ave NE, The Fircrest Nursing Facility is supported through a public-private partnership with the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services, with Anchor providing comprehensive development services and real estate planning expertise on this project.

“With the construction commencement on this dynamic facility, we are thrilled to work alongside the Department of Social and Health Services and Public Facilities Group to revitalize the Fircrest Nursing Facility,” said Sean Miller, Senior Vice President, Development with Anchor.

The project will also include campus infrastructure enhancements, as well as a new, separate 6,400-square-foot laundry facility to support the entire campus. The nursing facility is slated to open in November 2027. The facility will be net zero-capable and is anticipated to achieve LEED Silver certification for its sustainable design and construction practices.

The Shops at Prescot Village is an 83,000-square-foot neighborhood shopping center in Waxhaw. The Widewaters Group is developing the 100-acre, mixed-use development at Providence Road and Prescot Glen Parkway. Lowes Foods has already signed on as an anchor for the project. Its 50,887-square-foot store is aiming to open in the fourth quarter of 2025. Waxhaw is south of Charlotte.

The Charlottte Business Journal reports the center also will have 32,000 square feet of inline retail space — divided among two buildings. One building will be roughly 12,000 square feet and attached to Lowes Foods, and the second is around 20,000 square feet. The developers expect a mix of restaurants, retail, service, fitness and some medical offerings there. Construction started in September. The buildings should be delivered in August 2025.

The Shops at Prescot Village also will have three outparcels for lease. Two front Providence Road for prime visibility, with one set back.

A Sprouts Farmers Market Inc. will soon open at the base of a 383-unit apartment complex in Charlotte. The project is called One NoDa Park and is situated at the intersection of 36th and North Tryon Street.

The 21,000-square-foot store will be Sprouts’ third in the region, joining stores already in Ballantyne and Steele Creek. The Phoenix-based grocer is targeting a summer 2025 opening. The grocer operates more than 400 stores in 23 states.

The 383-unit project is being developed by Avery Hall in partnership with Aria Development Group and Bridge Investment Group. The Charlotte Business Journal reports Avery Hall assembled and purchased the 4.2 acre site in 2020. It paid $13.2 million in total for that land. United Bank is the lender of the project. Sprouts’ architect is Little. Samet Corp. is the general contractor on One NoDa Park’s shell. Avery Hall is the architect.

One NoDa Park apartment is set to deliver in early fall.

The University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) would build a nearly 300,000-square-foot research and outpatient cancer treatment center on part of the site of the former Potrero Power Station under a plan approved by San Francisco supervisors. The San Francisco Business Times reported that the project would effectively anchor Associate Capital’s 21-acre Dogpatch neighborhood development.

The 130-foot-tall, 284,444-square-foot building would sit on block 2 of the 21-acre site, where Associate Capital plans to a phased delivery of up to 2,600 housing units, 1.6 million square feet of commercial space, parks and a 250-key hotel.

Redevelopment of the broader Potrero Power Station site, marked by a 300-foot-tall boiler stack and the power station’s proposed conversion into a boutique hotel, has been a priority of city officials for years, reported the Business Times. The site had been used to generate electrical power since the late 19th century. It was the last operating fossil fuel power plant in San Francisco, operated by PG&E, before closing in 2011.

The land is just south of the Chase Center and Pier 70, another redevelopment priority for the city and developer Brookfield Properties.