Affordable Housing
Origin Investments Breaks Ground on $69M Colorado Apartments
Built in a joint venture with Massimino Development, the 280-unit community will also include affordable housing for residents making 60 percent or less of the area’s median income.
Affordable Senior Housing Project Wraps Up in NYC
Foxy Management and Alembic Community Development built the Bronx project, 1880 Boston Road, in conjunction with city organizations. The 168-unit property has a price tag of about $77.8 million.
Investors Capital Group Sells 264 Units in Albuquerque
Completed in 2000, the sale marks only the second time Canon de Arrowhead traded. JLL originated a $15.8 million acquisition loan for the buyer.
LA Development Receives $16M Loan
The six-story community will feature a mix of 51 studios and 14 one-bedroom apartments, with seven units designed as affordable.
CBRE Facilitates $11M Michigan Sale
Peak Capital Partners is the new owner of Arbors of Georgetown, a 160-unit affordable housing property in Landing. Jim Flinn arranged the financing, while Ben Barker assisted the seller.
Related Group’s Jon Paul Perez Talks New Projects, Markets
Related Group’s Vice President discusses recent and upcoming projects, as well as the company’s strategy to address Miami’s demand for smaller units and the metro’s affordable housing shortage.
Senior, Disabled Community in Boston Area Scores $10M Loan
The owners refinanced Peter Sanborn Place through a MassHousing loan and intend to implement an improvement program.
L+M, Invesco Partner for $1.2B NYC Housing Deal
The duo agreed to buy more than 2,800 market-rate apartments in Manhattan from Urban American and Brookfield Asset Management and will restore the affordability of more than 1,800 units.
CDP Begins Work on Affordable Orange County Community
The Santa Ana, Calif., project is a collaboration with Architecture Design Collaborative. Bridging the Aqua will serve the needs of chronically homeless residents.
Podcast: Unpacking New York’s Rent Law Changes
Jonathan Woloshin of UBS discusses the significant impact these reforms could have on the multifamily investment business in New York and the rest of the country.