Sep 17, 2020
COLUMBUS – Flaherty & Collins Properties has closed and broke ground on ONE at The Peninsula, part of a $500 million redevelopment of 27 acres of land near COSI on the Scioto riverfront that has been named “The Peninsula” and will add m ... Read more
Sep 16, 2020
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Flaherty & Collins Properties, alongside Mayor Muriel Bowser, the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED), and Anacostia Economic Development Corporation (AEDC) announced today that they a ... Read more
Sep 15, 2020
By Tristan Navera – Staff reporter, Columbus Business First The first phase of a decade-long transformation of the Scioto Peninsula has begun. Monday's groundbreaking marks the official beginning of work on the $500 million red ... Read more
Sep 02, 2020
by Stan Maddux | The Times LAPORTE — Resort-type housing is starting to go up where an empty manufacturing building once stood on the edge of downtown. Groundwork began last week for the footings and foundations that will s ... Read more
Aug 14, 2020
by Thomas Friestad | Staff Writer, Kansas City Business Journal The Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kan., is reviewing two measures that could get the ball rolling on the next chapter of multifamily efforts in the W ... Read more
Aug 11, 2020
Flaherty & Collins Properties ranks #27 in list released jointly by Multifamily Housing News (MHN) and Commercial Property Executive (CPE) of Top Management Firms nationally of 2020. CLICK HERE to read more. ... Read more
Jul 13, 2020
Thomas Friestand | Kansas City Business Journal Flaherty & Collins Properties is doubling down on development along the Kansas River, this time on the opposite side of the border. The Indianapolis-based developer is in the planning stages ... Read more
Jun 24, 2020
From Left to Right: F&C CEO David Flaherty, Tanisha Briley, City Manager, Deron Kintner, F&C General Counsel, Michael Collins, President F&C, Mayor Jason Stein CLEVELAND HEIGHTS - Flaherty & Collins Properties and the City of C ... Read more