Archive for February 2011
TODAY’S DEALS: HFF Secures $53M in Financing for Mixed-Use D.C. Apartment
Holiday Fenoglio Fowler has secured $53 million in financing for a 231-unit mixed-use project in Washington, D.C.; A Woods Partners development was completed in Massachusetts; and NCB deploys capital to support low- and moderate-income communities.
Read MoreMorris James Joins NMHC as PAC Director
Washington, D.C.–Danielle Morris James has been appointed to a newly created PAC director position for the National Multi Housing Council.
Read MoreHistoric Church Incorporated into Tampa Workforce Housing Design
Tampa–Sage Partners has started work on Metro 510, a 120-unit multifamily housing property that will incorporate the adaptive re-use of the St. Paul AME Church.
Read MoreHistoric Church Incorporated into Tampa Workforce Housing Design
Tampa–Sage Partners has started work on Metro 510, a 120-unit multifamily housing property that will incorporate the adaptive re-use of the St. Paul AME Church.
Read MoreEconomy Watch: Retailers See Strong Sales in January
Winter woes did not stop consumers from spending in January; Bernanke reports good news for economic recovery, with one caveat; and ISM’s Non-Manufacturing Index shows some industries on the uptick as well.
Read MorePlans Revealed for First Phase of Residential Village at Sanctuary Belize
Stann Creek District, Belize– EcoFuture has revealed the $25 million Phase I Master Plan for the Marina Village, the focal point of Sanctuary Belize.
Read MoreAftermath of the ‘Busted’ Condo Boom
Rental developers are learning that they can no longer find quality condos at discount prices.
Read MoreGSE Lending Expectations for 2011
While debate continues about the GSEs, 2011 is expected to be an even stronger year for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac multifamily financing.
Read MoreMARKET SNAPSHOT: Institutional and Private Buyers Eye Austin Apartments for Investment Opportunities
Austin, Texas–Austin is poised for an extremely strong economic recovery, according to ARA’s Year-End 2010 Austin market report.
Read MoreICP Financial Goes Hunting for Distressed Properties
Boulder, Colo.–Investment specialist ICP Financial has inked a $4.8 billion deal with an unnamed but large European bank to buy distressed properties and mortgage portfolios directly from American banks.
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