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Sterling Group Acquires Value-Add Raleigh Apartments
The company paid $17.1 million for the property.
Founder of WinnCompanies Honored with AJC Boston Community Leadership Award
Arthur Winn was honored with the 2015 Community Leadership Award from the Boston Office of the American Jewish Committee.
Location is Key for Arkansas Apartment Acquisition
StoneRiver Co.’s new acquisition boasts amazing views from almost all units.
Economy Watch: Homebuilders Feeling Pretty Good
Another part of the real estate industry that wasn’t fazed by the temporarily wobbly economy of the late summer was the homebuilding trade.
AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust to Preserve, Build NYC Affordable Housing
The New York City Retirement Systems are investing a massive amount of money to build and sustain affordable housing across the five boroughs.
Prudential Provides $278M Refi for Iconic London High-Rise
Prudential Mortgage Capital Co. has completed a £181.5m ($278m) refinancing loan for London’s 99 Bishopsgate office tower.
Mortgage Fraud Risk Drops 8.9 Percent, CoreLogic Reports
CoreLogic examines fraud risk across the nation.
Economy Watch: CRE Finishes the Summer Healthy
The broader economy might have wobbled a little late in the summer this year, but that didn’t seem to have upset the commercial real estate markets that much, at least as of August.
Bozzuto Promotes Two Female Executives to Top Positions
Julie Smith has been promoted to chief administrative officer (CAO) of The Bozzuto Group and Stephanie Williams has been promoted to president of Bozzuto Management Company
StorageMart Cancels Expansion amid Self-Storage Oversupply in Western Canada
Due to unfavorable market conditions, StorageMart recently canceled a 50,000-square-foot project it had planned for a location in Saskatoon, SK, Canada.