Kalinoski has been a contributing writer to Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News since 2010 and previously wrote for three years for Commercial Property News. Gail has been a freelance writer and editor for more than 20 years, contributing to daily websites, magazines, weekly business newspapers, market intelligence newsletters, research reports, monthly B-to-B and consumer magazines. Earlier in her career, Gail worked for Gannett Corp. as an editor and reporter for 15 years. Gail has a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Pace University.
OKO Group, Cain International Secure $128M Loan for Miami Tower
The nearly sold-out waterfront building features 135 luxury residences.
Portland-Area Community Nears Completion
Sunrise Management has been tapped to lease and manage the newly built property in Gresham, Ore.
Tower 16 Sells 3 Las Vegas Properties for $182M
The firm had acquired the 1,165-unit portfolio in three separate deals.
Bell Partners Forms $800M Multifamily Venture
With leverage, the venture expects to buy more than $1.5 billion of assets in 14 target markets across the U.S.
NMHC President Delays Exit to 2023
Longtime leader Doug Bibby is pushing back his retirement for a second time as the multifamily industry is still facing challenges caused by the pandemic.
The Cordish Cos. to Start 2 Kansas City Projects
The firm is developing a 288-unit high-rise and transforming an office building into affordable housing.
Experts Discuss Growing SFR, BFR Markets
A panel sheds light on the recent surge in institutional investment and what’s coming next.
Lack of Home Supply, Rising Costs Keep Renters in Place
The latest Marcus & Millichap report finds market conditions that should be beneficial for multifamily properties.
Thrive Cos. Lands Financing for Ohio Adaptive Reuse
Walker & Dunlop arranged the loans for a mixed-use project being built on the site of a former quarry in Columbus.
What to Expect From Multifamily Underwriting This Year
Lenders continue to scrutinize rent pricing and resident payments—but appear ready to ease the stringent standards they imposed last year.