Affordable Housing
RXR Realty Tops Out Brooklyn Apartment Tower
The 34-story property will offer a mix of market-rate and workforce units on Long Island University’s Fort Greene campus.
NYC Housing Partnership Names New EVP
Esther Toporovsky previously served as a program director for green communities with Enterprise Community Partners.
Top Texas Metros for Multifamily Development in 2020
By August, developers had delivered 26,300 units in Austin, Dallas and Houston combined, placing the three areas among those with the highest multifamily completions in the country.
Bellwether Enterprise Closes 4 Affordable Housing Loans
The financing totaled $94 million and will help construct and preserve 719 units in Texas and New York City.
JV Starts $40M Redevelopment of Former Atlanta Co-Op
Upon completion, the property will become a 200-unit, mixed-income community with long-term affordability status.
Greystone Names VP of Affordable Division
Pharrah Jackson brings more than 20 years of experience to her new role.
Orix Affiliate Doubles Portfolio With LIHTC Deal
Boston Financial Investment Management agreed to purchase a 1,200-property fund portfolio, one of the largest of its kind in the U.S.
Student, Senior Housing Hit Hardest in Q2: Moody’s
The two sectors saw rising vacancies and falling rents owing to the pandemic, and affordable housing was largely unaffected.
JPMorgan Chase’s Head of CRE: ‘We’re Not Out of the Woods Yet’
Al Brooks talks about the current state of the multifamily market across the U.S. and unveils the issues around affordable and workforce housing.
Mill Creek Sells Seattle Luxury Community for $125M
The 288-unit deal marks the second-largest multifamily transaction to close in the metro this year.