Adaptive Reuse

Sears Department Store Revived as Mixed-Use Community

Adaptive Reuse, Grand: 6 Corners Lofts

Historic Preservation and Modern Living Come Together in Kansas City Project

Massachusetts Mill Begins New Chapter

Massachusetts Development Delivers Senior Housing While Revitalizing Landmark Building

CityHouse Old Town to Bring Boutique Living to Alexandria

Historic Massachusetts School to Become Mixed-Income Housing 

Penzance Secures Approval for Office-to-Residential Conversion

The Wolff Co. Opens Adaptive-Reuse ‘Flexidential’ Project

Resident Lounge Window Reveals Stone Mill Lofts’ Industrial Roots

Old Office Buildings to Become Mixed-Income Housing in Connecticut

Cities See Shifting Trends in Downtown Apartment Development

Turning Vacant Offices Into Homes: A Solution for LA’s Fire Recovery

Over 70K Units From Office-to-Apartment Conversions Are in the Pipeline for 2025

Office-to-Residential Groove Lofts Opens in Minneapolis

Koreatown Office Tower to Become Mixed-Use Residential Hub

Historic D.C. Office Building Becomes Art Deco-Inspired Residences

Revitalizing Unused Urban Spaces: The Rise of Office-to-Apartment Conversions

2024 Multifamily Executive Awards

Baton Rouge Office-to-Residential Conversion Nabs Multifamily Project of the Year

Historic Charleston Naval Storehouse Becomes Live-Work Community

RentCafe: Adaptive-Reuse Projects Rebound in 2023

Vera at Savona Mill Nears Completion

2024 MFE Awards Deadline Extended

Don't Miss Out: Deadline Nears for MFE Awards

MFE’s November/December Issue Now Available

5 Lessons Learned for Office Conversions

Lesson 2: Location Pays for Renovation

Lesson 1: Preserving Historic Treasures

Lesson 3: Mixed-Use Can Make It Work

Lesson 5: Government Money Makes the Difference

Lesson 4: Big Building, Big Challenges

CBRE Analysis Highlights Office Conversion Momentum

Historic Box Board Warehouse Transformed Into Modern Multifamily Community

Historic Connecticut Manufacturing Plant to Become Housing

RentCafe: Future of Adaptive Reuse Looks Promising

2023 MFE Awards: Call for Entries

Former Hotel Tower Becomes Micro-Apartments in Salt Lake City

Converted Apartments Are Up 25% from Pre-Pandemic Numbers

Iowa Bank Finds New Life as Workforce Housing

Brutalist Office Towers Re-Imagined as Multifamily Housing

Malted Milk Site Redevelopment Includes Mixed-Income Housing

MFE Names 2022 Award Winners

Hines to Transform Salt Lake City Office Building Into Luxury Multifamily

Eagle Property Capital, Promecap to Convert Tampa Bay Hotels Into Multifamily

Louisiana Developer Embraces Resilient Design and Construction

Las Vegas Developer Makes East Coast Move

Ohio Office Buildings to Be Converted to Multifamily

Former Washington, D.C., Howard Johnson’s Transformed into Apartment Community

Mill Building Gets New Life as Modern Apartments

Massachusetts Redevelopment Merges Century-Old Architecture with Modern Conveniences

Orlando-Area Hotel to Be Transformed Into Micro-Units

The Cordish Cos. Continues to Energize Kansas City’s Power & Light District

Post Brothers Opens Leasing for The Poplar in Philadelphia

Lowe and USAA Start Site Work at Office-to-Residential Conversion in Alexandria, Va.

Past and Present Come Together at Miami’s Historic Surf Club

Washington, D.C.’s Former Italian Embassy Undergoes a Renaissance

Birmingham Adaptive Reuse Appeals to Food-Curious Residents

Historic D.C. Hospital Renewed and Restored in Apartment Conversion

Broder & Sachse Restores 100-Year-Old Hotel with New Multifamily Amenities

Historic Department Store Brings New Life to Rochester, N.Y.