Affordable Housing
Vitus Acquires 2 GA Affordable Housing Assets
The developer will invest a combined $12.5 million to renovate the properties, one of which was damaged by Hurricane Matthew in 2016, and keep them available to low-income residents.
Camden Realty Trust Buys Austin Asset for $120M
The Millennium Rainey is a 326-unit, LEED Gold-certified midrise completed in 2016 in the city’s historic Rainey Street district. NKF represented the seller in the transaction.
Charlotte Affordable Housing Property Underway
Developed by the NRP Group, Platform Lofts is one of the first affordable housing communities located on a new extension of the city’s light-rail system.
Affordable Houston Community Reopens Following Rehab
Dominium completed a $7 million interior and exterior overhaul at Quail Chase, a 248-unit development in the northern part of the metro.
JAG, New York Life Investment Management Form $100M Acquisition Venture
Formed by Jefferson Apartment Group and New York Life Insurance Co., the investment venture targets the acquisition of 4,000 apartment units and plans to leverage third-party capital partners as it grows.
JDS Lands $664M Loan to Build Brooklyn’s Tallest Tower
The developer is moving forward with construction of the 575-unit residential skyscraper, which will rise 1,066 feet upon completion, making it the loftiest New York City building outside of Manhattan.
Last Beam Placed on NJ Mixed-Income Project
The state’s housing and mortgage finance agency assisted with the development that will provide 45 market-rate apartments and another 55 affordable units in the township of West Orange.
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ULI Sees “Attainable Housing” Crunch for Middle Class
In a finding with far-reaching implications for the multifamily sector, ULI reports that modestly priced, new for-sale homes have nearly disappeared in most areas of the country, leaving middle-income Americans in the lurch.
NYC Mixed-Use Project Breaks Ground
A trio of developers are behind a 19-story building that will offer more than 400 mixed-income apartments in the East Harlem neighborhood.