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Great Gulf

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Great Gulf, from most recent to least.

Despite Delays, Union Market Redevelopment Will Make Moves in 2019

Despite Delays, Union Market Redevelopment Will Make Moves in 2019

Nena Perry-Brown | November 15th 2018

Although PUD appeals and steel tariffs have had a "chilling effect", Edens is aiming to move the Union Market addition forward next year.... read»

Union Market Expansion Plans Change After Development Partner Drops Out

Union Market Expansion Plans Change After Development Partner Drops Out

Nena Perry-Brown | August 29th 2018

With the exit of development partner Great Gulf, plans may be changing significantly.... read»

Design for 134-Unit Union Market Building Goes Darker and More Modern

Design for 134-Unit Union Market Building Goes Darker and More Modern

Nena Perry-Brown | July 12th 2017

Last fall, Edens filed an application for a development with 132-150 apartments in Union Market. Now, the plans have been updated with a new architect... read»

Loft Offices and 240 Apartments: The Big Expansion Plans For Union Market

Loft Offices and 240 Apartments: The Big Expansion Plans For Union Market

Nena Perry-Brown | June 28th 2017

There are big plans in the works for Union Market, which include loft office space above the market building and a new 240-unit apartment building tha... read»

Edens Files Plans for 132-150 Apartments at Union Market

Edens Files Plans for 132-150 Apartments at Union Market

Nena Perry-Brown | November 30th 2016

The most active developer at Union Market has plans for another residential building in the area. ... read»

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