Satori, a luxury community in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., recently became the city’s first eco-friendly luxury apartment community.

Distressed student housing no longer, WestMar Student Lofts in Atlanta recently won the 2011 Best Turnaround Project and 2011 Best Leasing and Marketing Program at the Student Housing Business Awards in Austin, Texas.

Student housing specialist Campus Suites has been picked twice by students as their favorite.

Multifamily specialists Wood Partners has finalized plans to build Midtown Delray, a $26.9 million development consisting of 116 three-story rental townhomes near downtown Delray Beach, Fla.

For anyone seeking evidence of a strong market for pedestrian-friendly, urban lifestyles in Dallas, ample proof is provided by the BLVD, a new mixed-use development rising in an area of the city near Southern Methodist University and Mockingbird Station.

After lagging considerably behind the rest of the country in economic recovery, the city of Jacksonville posted an employment gain of 1.0 percent in 2011—translating to the addition of 5,900 new jobs.

Milton Prat, senior vice president, The Michaels Organization, speaks to MHN about their new affordable housing community in Montgomery, Ala.

Written off as comatose as little as a year ago, Nashville’s condo market has shown signs of life recently, with the overhanging inventory of developer-owned (and lender-owned) units finally burning off.

Steadfast Income REIT has made its second Oklahoma City-area acquisition of the young year.

SeaBourn Cove, a 456-unit multifamily project on 23 acres in Boynton Beach, has been acknowledged as the largest such development to pursue gold level certification from the National Green Building Program.