Diana Firtea is an associate editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. She has been with the company for almost four years and joined the CPE-MHN team in 2022. Diana writes stories on different topics, mainly focusing on the affordable, senior, office and retail markets. You can reach out to her at diana.firtea@cpe-mhn.com.

Lakeside Villas. Image courtesy of Greystone

Greystone Provides $27M Loan for Atlanta-Area Acquisition

Inspired Real Estate Partners purchased the 250-unit property for $40 million.

Park 79 opening. Image courtesy of Fairstead

Fairstead Opens Manhattan Affordable Senior Community

The development involved the conversion of an illegal hotel.

Sol Vista. Image courtesy of Smith Aerial Photos

MRK Partners, Cypress Equity JV Tops Out Miami Affordable Senior Project

The 227-unit property will come online in 2024.

Evelyn City Lofts rendering. Image courtesy of Charlan Brock Architects

Grandview, Crosland JV Lands $40M for Tampa Project

The development will comprise 25 affordable housing units.

Third Thyme rendering. Image courtesy of JLL Capital Markets

Los Angeles Affordable Senior Development Secures $12M

The supportive housing community will comprise 47 units for formerly homeless individuals.

Dobson Station rendering. Image courtesy of JLL Capital Markets

StarPoint Properties Lands $52M for Phoenix Development

JLL Capital Markets secured the financing for the 245-unit project.

Rise Koreatown rendering. Image courtesy of Greystone

Greystone, Affinius Close $135M Loan for LA Community

The newly completed Koreatown property includes retail space.

MonteCedro rendering. Image courtesy of C.W. Drives Cos.

LA-Area Luxury Senior Project Breaks Ground

This $56 million project is the second phase of a larger age-restricted development.

Ellis Street Commons groundbreaking. Image courtesy of WinnDevelopment

WinnDevelopment Breaks Ground on $85M Adaptive Reuse Project

The development will create 154 affordable units on a former industrial site in Connecticut.

1709 Surf Avenue (Phase 3) rendering. Image courtesy of BFC Partners

BFC Eyes Phase 3 of Giant Brooklyn Affordable Project

The affordable housing development’s first two phases cost nearly $450 million.