Like any other kind of real estate, the apartment market is a game of numbers, and throughout 2011, the numbers have been on the side of owners, developers and investors.

A surprising round of good news ahead of the holidays.

Wood Partners secures a development site for a Dallas community; and Meridian Capital negotiates $75.1 million for properties in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Westchester County and Long Island, N.Y.

HUD has awarded two 811 funding grants to help make possible the development of a pair of permanent supportive Mercy Arc Housing residences for non-elderly adults with developmental disabilities in San Francisco.

Renters in their late 30s to 40s likely have careers, families and responsibilities. So what are they looking for in an apartment? Here are nine suggestions.

Since its capital restructuring came to an end in March 2010, Centerline Capital Group has been laying the groundwork for future expansion.

Pending U.S. home sales gained more in November than during any month since the frenetic run-up to the homebuyers tax credit in the spring of 2010, according to the National Association of Realtors on Thursday.

In two separate transactions, Colliers International has overseen the sale of two multifamily properties in metro Phoenix with a combined value of $5.475 million.

Tikijian arranges the sale of a 753-unit community; Distressed Asset Acquisition Group unveils a new fund; and Alliant Capital provides a $1.1 million refinance mortgage.

In two separate transactions, Colliers International has overseen the sale of two multifamily properties in metro Phoenix with a combined value of $5.475 million.