Buccini Pollin Group, Inc. last week cut the ribbon on The Press, a 243-unit luxury apartment community at 801 N Orange Street in downtown Wilmington.
The ribbon cutting ceremony, featured remarks from Wilmington Mayor John Carney and BPG Founder Rob Buccini.
The Press, which gets its name from being the former location of the News Journal, represents a $90 million investment.
Designed by Perkins Eastman, the 14-story glass and metal clad residential tower amenities, including an indoor lounge and dining space, a fourth floor roof deck with views of downtown Wilmington, a private exterior amenities space featuring a pool, dog run, grill areas and social spaces, and a landscaped pocket park that is accessible to the public.
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The Press offers studio, one, two, and three-bedroom apartments and duplexes with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, in-unit washers and dryers, and large windows.
“The Press exemplifies our commitment to creating exceptional residential experiences in the heart of Wilmington,” said Rob Buccini, founder of Buccini Pollin Group. “This project represents more than just adding housing inventory—it’s about creating vibrant communities where residents can live, work, and thrive in downtown’s most connected locations.”
Projects
The Standard at Market West – BPG successfully closed on $110 million in recapitalization financing for Phase III, adding 97 luxury apartments to complete the final phase of this 363-unit adaptive reuse project.
University of Delaware STAR Campus Apartments – In May, BPG broke ground on a $75 million, 229-unit luxury apartment community at the university’s innovation hub. The project features two, seven-story buildings connected by a glass skybridge and is the first multifamily development on the campus.
Justison Landing Residences – BPG broke ground on this $56.5 million, 164-unit waterfront community in partnership with the Riverfront Development Corporation.
Humble Park Place – BPG celebrated the January ribbon cutting of this 61-unit community on Lower Market Street.
In total, BPG has secured nearly $200 million in multifamily financing this year.
BPG’s residential portfolio now includes over 3,200 developed units and 7,234 units under management.
Recent property management transactions include a partnership with Corten Real Estate to manage 1213 Walnut Street, a 322 unit multifamily property in Center City, Philadelphia, along with a strategic partnership with Apennine Development Co., LLC and J.A. Moore & Sons, Inc. to manage and lease up a portfolio of six multifamily properties totaling over 2,500 units in key areas of Kent and Sussex County.
Further information on The Press, including residential leasing is available here.
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