In-house means

StreetLights has brought several areas of expertise in-house to increase quality throughout the development process. By expediting our development timeline, we lower risk and create wins for our debt and equity partners.

We bring resources in-house to lower risk.

StreetLights has brought several areas of expertise in-house to increase quality throughout the development process. By expediting our development timeline, we lower risk and create wins for our debt and equity partners.

In-House

Architecture

StreetLights has brought the top multi-family architects in-house to manage drawings, from concept design to construction administration. To date, the team has thirty-three projects as design architect and six projects as architect of record.

In-house design allows StreetLights projects to have higher attention to detail, real time feedback and improved budget accuracy. Our architects are licensed in six states.

In-House

Construction

As the general contractor for each project, construction manages the process from on-site offices. This allows for real time communication with sub-contractors and a higher level of detail for each phase of construction.

We are fortunate to have had most of the construction leadership on our team since our first project, The Taylor.

In-House

Interior Design


The interior design team at StreetLights starts with a concept and builds a story around each property. With a focus on connecting with the neighborhood and local artisans, each project has its own personality.

The in-house interiors team procures finishes, furnishings, and custom features for the units and amenities. By streamlining design suppliers, StreetLights can focus on the quality and details that make each project unique.

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Marketing

StreetLights brands each project with a unique name, look and story. The personality of each brand encapsulates the vision of the architecture and interior design teams.

The in-house marketing team starts with brand elements including logos, taglines and color schemes. From there, they build out the marketing collateral, website and social pages, focusing on a successful lease-up.