Gabriel Frank is a Senior Associate Editor with Multi-Housing News and Commercial Property Executive. He has a background in journalism, and is the editor of MHN's Daily and Weekly newsletters. He lives in New York City.

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Mercy Housing Breaks Ground on Los Angeles Affordable Project

To minimize costs and project timeline, the developer will use a prefabricated modular design.

The Empire State Dairy Company Development. Image courtesy of Dattner Architects

Moinian Group JV Begins Brooklyn Adaptive Reuse

The development will convert a historic dairy company warehouse to a mixed-income community.

The Ryland. Image courtesy of LCOR

LCOR Tops Out Philadelphia Luxury Tower

The project’s construction is subject to a $90 million loan provided by Webster Bank.

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The Preiss Co. Recapitalizes Raleigh Student Housing

Preiss will begin interior and exterior renovations in 2023 at the community near North Carolina State University.

Town Germann. Image courtesy of Family Development

Family Development Begins Phoenix BTR Project

The firm is partnering with Mosaic to build the 14.5-acre community.

The Parker. Image courtesy of Fortis Property Group.

Fortis Opens Boston Luxury Condos

Located near the Back Bay neighborhood, the 22-story glass tower offers panoramic views of the city skyline.

Gaar Scott Historic Lofts. Image by Google Street VIew

FPA Multifamily Acquires Minneapolis Historic Apartments

Built as warehouse space in 1885, the lofts were converted to apartments in 2001.

Madison Ashely Park. Image courtesy of Madison Capital Group

Madison Capital Breaks Ground on Charlotte Luxury Apartments

The firm is expanding its presence in the Tar Heel State, with several projects underway.

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Vitus Acquires Sacramento Affordable Community

The buyer is planning $3.3 million in property renovations, with construction beginning in late 2022.

Chamberlain Pines Townhomes. Image courtesy of JLL

Blaze Capital JV Sells Charleston Townhomes

JLL Capital Markets represented both sides of the $54 million transaction.