New & Noteworthy

The Mike Ernest LEO Adult Family Home

LEO homes, which stands for Life Enrichment Options, is a community-based non-profit organization that supports individuals with developmental disabilities.  The LEO organization advocate for these individuals through supportive housing, recreation, employment opportunities, and community education.  The Mike Ernest Home is the newest of five homes serving the Issaquah area in the northwest.  Milbrandt was able to design the house, which was a true honor.  Construction started on the home back in April of 2021, and we are so excited that construction is complete!  The Mike Ernest LEO Group Home hosted an open house in July earlier this year, hoping to start moving residents in early 2023!  Being a part of this project was such a fun opportunity for us here at Milbrandt, and we are so thankful to have had the chance to contribute to our community!

If you would like to learn more about the Mike Ernest home, click here.  If you would like to learn more about the LEO homes in general, click here!

New on the scene, the Farmstead Development!

Please feast your eyes on what is to be the newest Housing Development in Eugene, Oregon!

   

This stunning Eugene development is currently in the works but we figured we could give our readers a sneak peek of what is to come.  The complex will be complete with single family residential units, garden style flat apartments, and a stunning clubhouse for all residents to use.  While we are still a ways out from completion, the farmstead project is progressing well.  Please let us know what you think, would you want to live here? 🙂

Under Construction

Podium Style Apartment Buildings

Introducing the Slabtown apartments!  This development includes 38 units across two buildings, 19 units in each building, with units varying from studio to two-bedroom.  The exterior of the buildings will feature classic styles of red brick to match the other exteriors Portland has been known for.  This project is currently under construction, with hope of being wrapped up within the next 6 months or so.  Check out the current status through the photos below!  Framing is up (woo hoo), fingers crossed that the rest of construction will continue smoothly!