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The multifamily investment landscape is shifting. Higher borrowing costs, compressed cap rates and limited repositioning opportunities are forcing a reassessment of the traditional acquisition playbook. In today’s market, new development offers a stronger path to long-term performance—particularly when positioning projects to deliver into the next cycle of rent growth and economic expansion. Our latest perspective explores why building new is currently more compelling than buying existing assets.

Last week with equity partner Strata Equity Group, Inc., we celebrated the grand opening and lease up of VAYA on Axia, a 278-unit multifamily community within the master-planned community of Millenia. As both the developer and builder of the property, we're thrilled to deliver a high-quality housing option that meets the significant demand for new residences in Chula Vista, CA. This thoughtfully designed development sets a new standard for modern living, with resort-style amenities, rooftop decks, lush landscaping and several sustainable elements including dedicated electric vehicle chargers in every resident garage, a robust solar program with panels both on roof tops and car ports, and energy efficient appliances. A special thank you to Drone Brothers for capturing the progress from groundbreaking to completion! Read more: https://lnkd.in/gPQvKqvb

In partnership with Barr Engineering Co., Kimley-Horn and the Capitol Region Watershed District, we're incredibly honored to announce that the sustainable, stacked infrastructure at Highland Bridge, a 122-acre mixed-use redevelopment in St. Paul, MN, has been named one of the top 24 engineering projects in the nation by the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC). Beyond the National Honor Award, the project also received both the Grand Award and the People’s Choice Award from American Council of Engineering Companies Minnesota (ACEC MN). Highland Bridge showcases a layered approach to infrastructure by combining rain gardens, planted areas and permeable surfaces with underground storage and filtration. Together, the system treats 64 million gallons of stormwater annually, preventing an estimated 28 tons of sediment and 147 pounds of phosporus from entering the Mississippi River each year. These metrics were a key factor in the project's recognition by the ACEC National panel, which evaluates entries based on complexity, innovation and social value. Congratulations to our many partners on this well-deserved recognition! Read more: https://lnkd.in/gBU5Y982

Our team is growing! We’re looking for safety professionals to support our Mission Critical work. If you’re ready to help lead a culture of care and make an impact every day, explore our open roles below:   ☘️ Safety Director ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gfwSqFir ☘️ Energy Marshal ➡️ https://lnkd.in/g_i7vCRr   ☘️ Safety Managers ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gcADp-EJ   ☘️ Safety Engineers ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gagr4GRj   ☘️ Safety Engineer Intern ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gdmd5v5F

We’re proud to celebrate a major milestone in South Minneapolis with the ribbon-cutting of Southside East Lake Street, a 30,000-SF community health clinic. As the builder, we’re honored to bring this state-of-the-art facility to life, improving access to quality healthcare for low-income and uninsured patients. By consolidating services that were previously spread across two separate buildings, this new facility ensures that patients can receive comprehensive care all under one roof. This project dramatically expands the capacity of Southside Community Health Services, allowing them to grow their patient base, extend operating hours, and integrate a full spectrum of services, including an on-site pharmacy, diagnostic laboratory, behavioral health support and more. Designed and delivered through strong community collaboration, this project reflects what’s possible when public, private, and community partners come together around a shared goal: expanding access to care. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gmJRpwAw

Safety is a commitment we make to each other every day, and it’s been the foundation of our culture from the start. To kickoff #ConstructionSafetyWeek, we’re sharing a message from our Chief Construction Officer, Scott Stenman. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/g--nzyup

Throughout April, our team members across the country came together in meaningful ways for National Volunteer Month. From environmental cleanups and sustainability efforts to food security programs, youth initiatives, and supporting families, seniors, and animals in need, our teams gave back to the communities where we live and work. At Ryan, our purpose is to create places where people thrive, and that belief guides how we show up for our clients, our team members, our communities, and our planet. We’re grateful to everyone who helped bring our mission to life this month! 💚

As World Landscape Architecture Month comes to an end, we’re shining a spotlight on our talented team that creates inspiring and functional outdoor spaces. Our landscape architects are essential in designing environments that connect people, place and purpose. By combining planting expertise, sustainable design solutions and a deep understanding of user experience, they craft outdoor spaces that enhance performance, visual appeal and long-term value for your site. Click through some of our recently completed projects that showcase the incredible work of our landscape architecture team or visit our website to learn more: https://lnkd.in/esuu6NSw #WorldLandscapeArchitectureMonth

Congratulations to our very own Southwest Region President, Molly Carson, on being recognized for her 15+ years of leadership and impact across the commercial real estate industry. Be sure to check out the video to hear what her colleagues and peers had to say—we couldn’t agree more!

When it’s time to add production capacity to your food and beverage facility, the choice between retrofitting an existing facility or building new impacts everything from your initial speed-to-market to your future long-term strategy.   Deciding what path to take? Here are five key considerations to think about first.