Construction has yet to begin on the Pullman Parc development in Lafayette Park. But some of the homes are already for sale.

Pullman Parc is a sizable housing development at East Lafayette and Saint Aubin streets across from the Dequindre Cut on the site of the Friends School, which was demolished earlier this year. The multifamily project—a mix of 81 for-sale homes and 180 apartments—is a joint venture between Broder & Sachse Real Estate, Hunter Pasteur Homes, and Woodborn Partners. It’s estimated to cost up to $70 million to build.

The for-sale units will be a mix of townhomes (1,700-3,500 square feet), park homes (1,300-2,100 square feet), and corner flats (620-950 square feet). The buildings—whose striking, angled architecture is made of brick with some wood or metal accents—are arranged around a courtyard.

Though the exact division of style to cost isn’t specified, the homes range in price from $250,000 to over $750,000. The development is also in a Neighborhood Enterprise Zone, meaning new homeowners can get a discount on property taxes for the first few years.

Each style varies in the kinds of amenities offered, and there are a number of floor plans to choose from. Every unit comes with modern furnishings and finishes, including quartz countertops, hardwood floors, washer/dryer machines, sleek bathrooms with glass shower doors, and more.

The project will begin in earnest this spring with vertical construction starting in late summer. The development team expects Phase I residences, those for sale in this first round, to be completed in the second half of 2020.