Archive for August 2010
Suburban Sprawl Loses its Sizzle
A major demographic shift is just one catalyst for inner-city urbanization
Read MoreBoston Capital Invests in Green Affordable Seniors Housing Project in San Antonio
San Antonio–The Mirabella Apartments, an affordable seniors housing development in San Antonio, Tex., has gotten a financial boost with Boston, Mass.-headquartered Boston Capital’s recent $6.13 million equity investment.
Read MoreHUD Announces $189M Available to Transform Assisted Living and Public Housing
Washington, D.C.–The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is making $189 million in grants available to transform public and assisted housing and to revitalize communities.
Read MoreDEAL OF THE DAY: KeyBank Provides $10M in Refinancing
Philadelphia–KeyBank Real Estate Capital recently provided approximately $10 million in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac funding for the refinancing of two multifamily properties in the Northeast.
Read MoreOhio Multifamily Markets Mostly in Good Shape: Marcus & Millichap
Cleveland–Three recent second-quarter 2010 reports on the three major Ohio multifamily markets–metro Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus–by the real estate investment specialist Marcus & Millichap paint a largely optimistic picture for the property type, though not entirely.
Read MoreManhattan’s Luxury Apartment Market to Welcome 55 Thompson This Fall
New York–In just a few months, 55 Thompson will join the small list of luxury apartment buildings in Manhattan.
Read MoreIn Down Time, What Are MF Developers Doing?
New York–Multifamily starts have hovered in the 100,000 to 142,000-range for all of this year, which isn’t saying anything positive about the multifamily sector.
Read More‘Gimme Shelter’ with Daniel Gehman: Busy’s Back
Ok, I’m gonna call it: busy is definitely back. I’m teetering right on the edge of exhaling, and it won’t take much to push me into real belief. If I’m dreaming, please don’t wake me, because I like this. As far as I can figure, the phone started ringing in earnest about sixty days ago.…
Read MoreWeb Feature: In Down Time, What Are MF Developers Doing?
New York–Multifamily starts have hovered in the 100,000 to 142,000-range for all of this year, which isn’t saying anything positive about the multifamily sector.
Read MorePODCAST: September 2010 Forecast with Bernard M. Markstein, III, NAHB Economist
View the digital version of MHN’s market pulse on pages 10 and 11.
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