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FCA Group Completes Acquisition of Amber Ridge Apartments, Las Vegas NV

MIAMI , April 10, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Significant addition of 266,000+ sqft to FCA's Western US portfolio   FCA Group, the North and Central American real estate investment and property management arm of the Libra Group, has acquired the 316 unit multi- family development Amber Ridge Apartments in Las Vegas, Nevada . It marks a significant addition of 266,060 sqft to the company's North America multi- family housing portfolio and joins the 1, 000 residential units which FCA Group already owns and manages in Florida . Following the acquisition FCA Group is embarking on a comprehensive program of refurbishment and enhancements at Amber Ridge which will bring direct benefits to the community while adding prestige and value to the development as a whole. This includes restoring deteriorated units to ...

FCA Group Completes Acquisition of 316-Unit Amber Ridge Apartments in Las Vegas, Nevada

LAS VEGAS, NV - FCA Group, the North and Central American real estate investment and property management arm of the Libra Group, has acquired the 316 unit multi - family development Amber Ridge Apartments in Las Vegas, Nevada. It marks a significant addition of 266,060 sq. ft. to the company's North America multi - family housing portfolio and joins the 1, 000 residential units , which FCA Group already owns and manages in Florida. Following the acquisition FCA Group is embarking on a comprehensive program of refurbishment and enhancements at Amber Ridge, which will bring direct benefits to the community while adding prestige and value to the development as a whole. This includes restoring deteriorated units to suitably modern standards and upgrading selected apartments to meet the demand for a premium rental option . There will be substantial improvements to amenities throughout including re- developed common areas with superior landscaping, basketball courts, a so...

FCA Group Completes Acquisition of Amber Ridge Apartments, Las Vegas NV

MIAMI , April 10, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- FCA Group, the North and Central American real estate investment and property management arm of the Libra Group, has acquired the 316 unit multi- family development Amber Ridge Apartments in Las Vegas, Nevada . It marks a significant addition of 266,060 sqft to the company's North America multi- family housing portfolio and joins the 1, 000 residential units which FCA Group already owns and manages in Florida . Following the acquisition FCA Group is embarking on a comprehensive program of refurbishment and enhancements at Amber Ridge which will bring direct benefits to the community while adding prestige and value to the development as a whole. This includes restoring deteriorated units to suitably modern standards and upgrading selected apartments to meet the demand for a premium rental option . There will be substantial improvements to amenities throughout including re- developed common areas with superior landscaping, basketbal...

What Cities Can Learn From the Victorian Era

The Late Victorian period in the United States—roughly the last third of the 19th century—produced some of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the history of Western civilization . It also produced some of the most hopeless slums. In response to the crisis of industrial cities, the modern discipline of city planning emerged . The tools of this new profession helped clean up many unhealthy aspects of urban industry , but also stifled some of the best innovations of Late Victorian urbanism . By the 1920s, planners in the industrial world had established the legal authority to promulgate land-use regulations, and over the next generation, they succeeded at slowing the construction of slum housing and segregating noxious industries from incompatible activities, such as housing and office space. Through some of the same devices, however, planners curtailed some positive features of 19th- century urbanism , including the rich variety of free- form industrial development and the adaptiv...