Affordable Housing
5 Multifamily Development Trends Shaping 2018
Dan Doyle, senior vice president of development at The Beach Co., offers his take on the key areas shaping the industry in the coming year, including renter segmentation, community engagement and customer service.
80-Unit Affordable Housing Opens in FL
Oakland Preserve is green-certified housing in Oakland Park, Fla., representing the third collaboration between Pinnacle Housing Group and Building Better Communities.
Jonathan Rose Begins Leasing Brooklyn Community
Caesura, named after a pause in the middle of a line of music or poetry, features 123 studios and one- and two-bedroom apartments, in addition to 34 furnished micro units. Move-ins will begin in February 2018.
Stamford Community Commands $67M
TH Real Estate sold The Wescott Apartments in Stamford, Conn., to a New Jersey-based investor, while Pensam Residential and Freddie Mac provided a preferred equity investment to facilitate the acquisition.
Vitus Revamps Miami Affordable Housing
After purchasing Hadley Gardens earlier this year, Vitus recently completed the $5.4 million renovation of the five-story building.
What Does De Blasio’s Re-Election Mean for NYC Affordable Housing?
During his campaign, Mayor Bill de Blasio pledged to expand his focus on affordable housing. Standard Communities Co-Founders Scott Alter and Jeff Jaeger weigh in on how his re-election will impact affordable housing developers and renters.
Which of 2017’s Top Stories Will Impact Next Year?
The multifamily sector has grappled with any number of challenges this year: record-breaking natural disasters, policy uncertainties and concerns over affordability, to name a few.
Luxury Boutique Community in Brooklyn Hits the Market
Meridian Capital Group will handle the sale of the recently completed Brooklyn Grand, a two-building residential and retail development in Williamsburg.
Aeon to Develop New Affordable Housing in Twin Cities
The nonprofit plans to build Greenway Terrace Apartments, a 54-unit community in Ramsey, Minn. The grand opening is expected in late 2018.
The Wren Breaks Ground in DC
The nearly 300,000-square-foot mixed-use building will include a ground-level Whole Foods store and 433 residential units, of which 132 will be affordable.