IvyLee Rosario is a Senior Associate Editor for Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. She has a background in Journalism and joined the team in 2016. She produces the MHN Daily newsletter, manages byline content, oversees the Research Center for both brands and hosts the Multifamily's Top Marketers podcast. Connect with her here—Twitter: @IvyLeeRosario and LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ivyleerosario/
JV Acquires Seattle Community for $141M
Including this new acquisition, Kennedy Wilson now has ownership interests in 10,430 units across 41 communities in Washington state.
New Affordable Senior Housing Comes to the Bronx
The building was designed to meet LEED Silver certification standards and all apartments are occupied.
Market Talk with Jeanette Rice of CBRE
At the 2017 NMHC Annual Meeting, MHN sat down with Rice, Americas Head of Multifamily Research for CBRE, to discuss opportunities for growth.
JBG Debuts Central Place Residences in DC-Area
The 17,000-square-foot public plaza is anchored by three high-speed elevators that provide direct access to the Rosslyn Metro station.
JV Brings New Affordable Housing to the Florida Keys
The development has an estimated total cost of $15.7 million.
JV Announces $40M Acquisition of Denver Community
Timber Lodge marks Oak Coast’s fifth acquisition in the area and fourth partnership with BMC.
Capital One Provides $14M for Atlanta Senior Housing
There will be 136 units allocated to households earning as much as 60 percent of the area median income, while the remaining 34 will be reserved for households earning as much as 50 percent.
New Affordable Housing Comes to Binghamton, NY
The project consisted of rehabilitating 11 buildings and constructing a new mixed-use property with two commercial storefronts and 10 residential units on the site of the former Lincoln Hotel.
Pollack Shores Unveils Plan for Luxury Community in Charlotte
The 350-unit property is set to open in late 2018.
NMHC Special Report: 2017 Market Outlook
The biggest economic fear was another recession, but that idea has now been pushed out, with many industry experts finding themselves optimistic for the year ahead.