Affordable Housing

A rendering of 1709 Surf Ave., phase 3 of the Coney Island Affordable development.

BFC Partners Moves to Phase III of Brooklyn Project

Once completed, the project will bring 1,242 affordable housing units online across multiple phases of development.

Rendering of LaSalle Residences project showcasing the penthouse-level terraces.

Five Prominent Chicago Office-to-Residential Conversions

These five developments are expected to add a total of 1,400 units in downtown Chicago.

A rendering of The Avenir, Silverstein's proposed mix-ed use tower in Hell's Kitchen.

JV to Deliver 2K Office-to-Residential Conversion Units to NYC

The projects are being proposed alongside the development of a mixed-use tower.

Cranes at a multifamily construction site.

All Eyes Fixed on Federal Housing Proposals

Will cuts to HUD be counteracted by deregulation and new investment opportunities?

Rendering of Northview

Clear Blue CEO on How Private Equity’s Closing Gaps in Affordable Housing

Nick Ogden discusses the firm’s dual approaches: acquisition-rehab and ground-up development.

A rendering of Link at Boca, a transit-oriented project located in Boca Raton

13th Floor Unveils Plans for South Florida Mixed-Use TOD

The South Florida Regional Transportation Authority has a significant development stake in the project.

Rendering of the completed La Central development in the Bronx, N.Y.

Bronx Project Moves Forward With $343M Phase 2

Completion of the 1,000-unit development is set for 2028.

Exterior shot of San Tropez Apartments & Townhomes, a multifamily community in South Jordan, Utah.

PNC Closes LIHTC Fund at $208M

The investment vehicle will finance the construction or rehabilitation of more than 2,000 affordable units.

A rendering of Collective on 13th, an affordable housing project licated in Charles City, Iowa.

WNC, Commonwealth JV Start Affordable Housing Project in Iowa

The project comes of the heels of the developer’s closing on a $230 million tax credit fund.

gotham west

Gotham Lands $460M for Manhattan Community

Wells Fargo and Fannie Mae were instrumental in this deal.