Madison Providence Apartment Community Opens Doors to First Residents
Madison Apartment Group, the multifamily operating arm of Equus Capital Partners, welcomed its first residents to its new community last week.
How to Satisfy Student Housing IT Demand and Stay Ahead of the Game
The basic building blocks of student housing Internet aren’t like residential Internet; they’re much more like a Fortune 500 company enterprise network. MHN spoke with Campus Apartments CIO Andrew Marshall to find out how property owners can keep up with student demand and ever-growing technology.
Detroit Getting First Luxury Apartment Building in 25 Years
Downtown Detroit will soon see its first brand-new, mixed-use luxury apartment development in more than 25 years.
Affordable Apartment Community for Workforce Families Breaks Ground
Ground has been broken for new, sustainable apartment homes for workforce families in the city of San Luis Obispo, Calif.
Rare Units in Brooklyn Building Selling Quickly
A full-service luxury condominium building nestled in the heart of Brooklyn’s historic Carroll Gardens neighborhood is almost at capacity—before the doors even open.
The Future of Property Energy Management Looking Bright
NWP Services Corporation recently hosted their Fifth Annual NWP Energy Summit in Washington, D.C., where it shared energy trends for multifamily.
Small Issue Costing NYC Building Owners Millions Annually
Through the cold winter months, tall buildings act like chimneys—heat escaping through cracks and gaps in the roof and frigid air making its way through the bottom. The boiler runs overtime and so does your wallet.
World-Class Residences Joining Manhattan’s Upper West Side
A new 18-story luxury residential building with parking on site is coming to the Upper West Side.
How to Acquire a Trophy Asset
One of the country’s leading real estate companies announced the acquirement of The Manor at Buckhead.
Textured Tile Trending in 2015
The smallest details can elevate a space from ordinary to stylish and sophisticated.