Rendering of VERVE Tempe.  Source: ESG Architecture &                                                 Design, provided by Subtext

 

VERVE Tempe, a planned 15-story student apartment community located within walking distance  of the Arizona State University campus in Tempe, AZ.

 Tempe, AZ, June 25, 2024 – Subtext, a national student and multifamily housing developer, announced today that it will start construction at 1011 E Orange Street in Tempe, Arizona for the development of VERVE Tempe, a 15-story student apartment community located within walking distance of the Arizona State University campus.

 

                                       VERVE Knoxville

VERVE Tempe will deliver in Fall 2026 and is Subtext’s second project in Tempe, having delivered Canvas in 2021.

 

The 240-unit, 479,388 square foot community will offer a mix of studio, one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom layouts, totaling 769 beds. VERVE Tempe provides residents with walkability to campus and nearby retail and restaurant attractions, as well as proximity to the Valley Metro Lightrail.

 

In addition to 2,030 square feet of street-level retail space, VERVE Tempe will boast elevated amenities, including a coffee bar with hot and nitro options; dedicated study space with booths, pods, and collab rooms; game room with golf simulator; rooftop pool deck; and two-story fitness and wellness center with spa, sauna, and yoga studio.

 Brandt Stiles

“VERVE takes ‘live, work, study, play’ to the next level. Subtext is excited to bring this experience to ASU students,” said Brandt Stiles, Founding Partner, Subtext. “Student housing needs in Tempe continue to grow. With the right location and a thoughtfully designed community, our goal is to deliver an unmatched resident experience.”

 

Architecture and interiors are by ESG Architecture & Design, which Subtext has a strong history of working with in designing its upscale developments. Other development team partners include general contractor Brinkmann Constructors with construction financing provided by Kennedy Wilson.

 

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Native Realty Welcomes Corey Kingsbury to Growing Team of Commercial Real Estate Associates

 

Corey Kingsbury

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL, June 25, 2024 – Native Realty, the pioneering Fort Lauderdale-based real estate firm led by Jaime Sturgis, bolstered its expanding team of commercial real estate specialists with the addition of new Associate Corey Kingsbury.

 The broker joins Native from Horvath & Tremblay, where he focused on retail investment sales throughout Broward County.

 

“Corey Kingsbury is a rising star in South Florida commercial real estate and further strengthens our growing team at Native,” Sturgis said. “The experience Corey gained while serving our country and overseeing sales and client relations with numerous professional sports franchises gives him a great foundation as a real estate broker."

Whitney Dutton

Earlier this year, Native acquired full-service Fort Lauderdale brokerage No Limit Real Estate, the Kyle Sorel and Jordan Cohen-led firm with 18 agents.

 That followed the arrival of Native Residential Sales Director Whitney Dutton and his team from Re/Max, which facilitated the launch of Native’s residential real estate division.

 

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Enso to build $500 million, first of its kind carbon-neutra tire factory in U.S

  

Gunnlaugur Erlendsson

.Washington, DC -- ENSO, the tire technology company that makes better tires for electric vehicles (EVs), has signed a Letter of Interest (LOI) with the Export-Import Bank of the United States (U.S. EXIM Bank) to establish a groundbreaking carbon-neutral tire factory in America.

 

 U.S.-based technology partners Rockwell, global sustainable development firm Arup and US-based investors 8090 Industries and Galway Sustainable Capital, are supporting ENSO.

The first-of-its-kind tire factory will be carbon-neutral without purchased offsets, utilizing carbon-neutral raw materials, building materials and 100% renewable energy.

In its first phase, the factory will produce 5 million EV tires by 2027 and create 600 jobs, rising to 2,400 jobs when built out to full production capacity of 20 million tires – 8% of America’s total annual tire market.

The ENSO technology campus will integrate research and development with production under one roof to accelerate and scale innovation.

Announced at the SelectUSA Investment Summit in Washington DC, potential factory locations include Colorado, Nevada, Texas, and Georgia, with other states in consideration.

The U.S., particularly California, has a significant EV consumer base and is leading efforts to regulate tire efficiency and emissions, making the U.S. the ideal market for ENSO.

ENSO CEO Gunnlaugur Erlendsson said, "The U.S. is the best place for ENSO to establish its first carbon-neutral tire factory.

  "With strong regulatory support and a significant market opportunity, we are committed to bringing our innovative, low-emission, low-cost tires to American consumers.

 

"This factory will make tires more affordable, reduce tire pollution, create great jobs and drive sustainability in the U.S. tire industry.”

 

 

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Rebecca Diver-Clarke

ENSO Media Relations

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