Multi-Residential Development & Construction

Demand for multi-family housing has been surging due to a rising tide of millennials, empty-nesters, and retirees. In developing a multi-residential site in the Greater New York City area, one of the primary considerations is nearby access to public transportation. Designing a building that blends in with the neighborhood is also important, and often required by zoning.

Inside multi-residential buildings, renters are demanding more amenities, reflecting a new kind of lifestyle as well as new technology. Today, the wish-list of affordable luxury often includes free Wi-Fi and in-wall USB ports; bike storage and proximity to car-sharing; dry cleaning and laundry services; child care and pet spaces; a spa or massage room; a wellness center (beyond the traditional fitness center) for community activities like yoga and aerobics; even a wine cellar.

Sustainability is also becoming an essential consideration for multi-residential tenants, with many looking to enter into “green” leases. March Construction builds LEED-certified buildings to save energy, use space efficiently, and reduce waste in multi-residential buildings. We know that sustainable design and construction are a win-win-win: for the tenants, the landlords, and the environment.

Mixed-Use Development & Construction

Mixed-use real estate developments are increasingly popular, particularly in cities and suburbs where they are keys to renewal and revitalization.

A mixed-use building should be both attractive and practical—it should drive maximum revenue per square foot and be cost-effective to build and maintain.

March Construction listens carefully to our clients and provides flexible, creative, workable solutions. With our customer-first attitude, we’ve built lasting, trusting relationships with our clients—as well as quality mixed-use buildings.

Our most recent mixed-use construction project is a sleek development at 300 Lafayette Street in New York City. This seven-story building, with 50,000 square feet of office space and 30,000 square feet of premium retail space, will be the first new Class-A structure built in Manhattan’s SoHo district in over 100 years.