Archive for ‘January, 2012’

MHN TV: Impact of NAHB Housing Market Index on Stock Market

MHN TV: Impact of NAHB Housing Market Index on Stock Market

NAHB’s senior vice president discusses the housing market index and how it affects the stock market.

Compact Satis Toilet Also Has Small Environmental Footprint

Compact Satis Toilet Also Has Small Environmental Footprint

The new Satis dual-flush toilet from INAX is big when it comes to water conservation and versatility, but not when it comes to size. The Good Design Gold Award winning toilet is a tankless unit that is small enough to fit in an apartment’s half-bath, but powerful and attractive enough to serve in the master suite.

What to Build Now

What to Build Now

Multifamily specialists are taking wood podiums, wind turbines and modular bathrooms seriously.

Who is Your Demographic?

Who is Your Demographic?

With the renter pool covering a wider audience, is it possible to appeal to everyone?

American Water Boasts Two Green Achievements

American Water Boasts Two Green Achievements

Great environmental strides forward have recently taken place in the fields of wastewater management and solar power.

Apartment Extras: Generating ROI

Apartment Extras: Generating ROI

Operators may not need to go beyond the standard amenity package to generate a return on investment.

Fannie Mae Alternatives

Fannie Mae Alternatives

Election year clouds prospects for GSE reform.

TODAY’S DEALS: Inland American Breaks Ground on Arizona Student Housing

TODAY’S DEALS: Inland American Breaks Ground on Arizona Student Housing

Inland American Communities breaks ground on a 318-bed student housing community; EdR buys a collegiate housing asset in Oklahoma; and NorthMarq arranges a $19.2 million FHA-insured mortgage.

First Asset from the Bay Area Fund

First Asset from the Bay Area Fund

CityView has closed on its first asset from the Bay Area Fund–a $300 million fund that will be used to invest in Bay Area, Calif., multifamily communities.

CityView Closes on First Community in its $300 Million Fund

CityView Closes on First Community in its $300 Million Fund

CityView has closed on its first asset from the Bay Area Fund–a $300 million fund that will be used to invest in Bay Area, Calif., multifamily communities.

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