Archive for February 2011
JV Snaps Up Distressed Condo Development in Daytona
Daytona Beach, Fla.–Tarpon Partners and Glenmont Capital Management has bought up the units of Marina Grande on the Halifax at a discount, taking advantage of Florida’s wounded condo market.
Read MoreNew Online Tool for LEED Credential Holders
Washington, D.C.–The Green Building Certification Institute has launched the CMP Wizard, an interactive online tool to help LEED Professionals understand their Credential Maintenance Program requirements and explore continuing education options.
Read More‘The Accidental Economist’ with Jack Kern: Why Frozen New Home Sales are Good for Builders and the Apartment Industry.
While the housing market is going through a painful transition right now, what lies on the other side of that transition is a more balanced, sensible market overall.
Read MoreTODAY’S DEALS: Marcus & Millichap Sells $30M High-Rise in Tempe
Marcus & Millichap sells Arizona high-rise for $30 million; Jones Lang LaSalle will market 103-unit 737 Park Avenue in Manhattan; and HFF arranges $38 million to refinance construction loans.
Read MorePODCAST: Economy Watch Weekly with Dees Stribling
For the week ending Feb. 25, as Libya blows up, so do oil prices; the federal government may be on the verge of a shutdown; and just when you thought the housing market couldn’t get any worse, turns out it might have been worse all along. Despite all this, consumer confidence shows resilience.
Read MoreEconomy Watch: New Homes Sales Slump in January
New home sales took a dive in January; Goldman Sachs predicts budget cuts would slow U.S. growth; and oil markets nervously await the outcome of the upheaval in Libya.
Read More‘The Accidental Economist’ with Jack Kern: Why Frozen New Home Sales are Good for Builders and the Apartment Industry.
While the housing market is going through a painful transition right now, what lies on the other side of that transition is a more balanced, sensible market overall.
Read MoreCityline Partners Plans 40-Acre Tysons Corner Transformation
McLean, Va.–Cityline Partners has unveiled a plan for the long-term transformation of about 40 acres of land into an integrated mix of residential, office, hotel and retail.
Read MoreCityline Partners Plans 40-Acre Tysons Corner Transformation
McLean, Va.– Cityline Partners of McLean, Va. has unveiled a plan for the long-term transformation of about 40 acres of land in Tysons Corner, Va. into an integrated mix of residential, office, hotel, retail and civic uses surrounding an improved Scotts Run Stream Valley Park.
Read More2011 Technology Choice Awards Ballot: VOTE NOW
The multi-housing industry supports hundreds of high quality technology companies- supplying everything from screening systems, to property management software to security products. We want you, the readers of Multi-Housing News, to tell us which of these firms truly stand apart from the rest and deserve to be celebrated as the very best. Place your vote…
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