Archive for March 2010
Guest Column: EPA Lead-based Paint Disclosure Rule Violations
The number of enforcement actions has increased each year since 2005, with eight such actions filed in 2009.
Read MoreCambridge Realty Capital Gets New National Originations Manager
Hymie Barber has been named national originations manager for Chicago-based Cambridge Realty Capital Cos., with responsibility for generating new business and greater awareness of the company’s senior housing/healthcare funding products nationwide.
Read MoreMARKET REPORT: Moderately Priced Apartments in Minneapolis Continue to Perform Well
While some major metro areas see better performances among higher asset classes, the Twin Cities is experiencing quite the opposite.
Read MoreNew Rental in Manhattan’s Hudson Yards
TF Cornerstone has opened 505W37, a rental project in Manhattan’s Hudson Yards.
Read MoreDubai Apartment Market Stabilizes
Infamous for how far its property markets have fallen in recent years, Dubai is seeing signs that its MF market, has touched bottom.
Read MoreMHN Interview with Christopher Feeley: Demographics Are Conducive to Growth of MF
Christopher Feeley, co-founder of Oculus Capital Group talks to MHN about why he
Read MoreINVESTMENT: Engler Financial Markets Mortgage Note Secured by Townhome Property in Georgia
Engler Financial Group has been retained exclusively to market for sale the multifamily mortgage loan collateralized by the 232-unit Oxford Creek.
Read MoreAmerican Properties Realty Announces Tours for Prospective Buyers at N.J. Properties
American Properties Realty said it will conduct “Pot O’ Gold,” weekend home tours
Read MoreJersey City’s Trump Plaza Exceeds 50% Sales Mark
The 55-story Trump Plaza Residences in Jersey, City, N.J. has crossed the 50 percent threshold in units sold.
Read MoreWhy 2010 Is The Year of Property Management
As banks become accidental multifamily property landlords more than ever before through foreclosure and other unfortunate economic events, third-party property management is stepping in to be of service. Even in a recession, someone’s going to make money, and multifamily property managers want it to be them.
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