Archive for April 2016
Is It Time for an Energy Retrofit?
Energy retrofitting is becoming an increasingly popular way to recoup investments, attract and retain residents and address environmental concerns all at the same time.
Read MoreNorthstar, Balfour Start Work on Senior Housing in Denver
The planned 74 units, which will include 58 assisted living and 16 memory care, are slated for completion in the spring of 2017.
Read MoreTrammell Crow Promotes VP in Chicago/Midwest
David Paino will be responsible for procurement and management of the design team, consultants and contractor teams from preliminary design to project completion.
Read MoreSF Luxury Apartments Open in Highly Sought-After Neighborhood
Monogram Residential Trust has developed a 12-story, 121-unit multifamily community in the Mission District.
Read MoreThe Must-Have Amenities Shaping Luxury Living
With the ongoing boom in single and multifamily home construction and master-planned communities, residents are so inundated with housing options that a property must offer more than just an appealing location or architectural design in order to stand out.
Read MorePresidium Snags Willow Cliff Lakeshore Apartments in OKC
The Dallas-based real estate investment firm announced an aggressive acquisition initiative in Oklahoma City and made its first purchase in the area, a 396-unit waterfront multifamily community.
Read MorePresidium Buys 516-Unit Multifamily Community in the Country’s Top Submarket
The local investor purchased the Dallas apartment and rebranded the property as The Link.
Read MoreUpscale Senior Housing Breaks Ground in Baton Rouge
A joint venture between CR Properties and Cardinal Ventures is bringing senior housing with a resort-like feel to the Grove neighborhood.
Read MoreULI Special Report: 5 Ways to Capitalize on the Shared Space Environment
As embracing shared space becomes increasingly popular among every generation, developers at the 2016 ULI Spring Meeting revealed how they’re creating communities in different ways.
Read MoreEconomy Watch: CMBS Loses Severities Steady in ’15
U.S. CMBS loss severities are steady year-over-year, rising only slightly to 45.7 percent in 2015 from 44.8 percent in 2014, and further solidifying the historical average at 46.6 percent, according to a new report released recently by Fitch Ratings.
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