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Hunt Mortgage Refis Loan on Memphis Apartments
Highland Meadows benefits from the Fannie Mae loan, which will help upgrade the 588-unit, garden-style apartment property, built in 1975.
Advice From a Lender: SunTrust Exec Adam Oates
SunTrust Community Capital President Adam Oates discusses what multifamily investors need to be aware of and his company’s strategies going forward.
TSB Realty Closes Sale of Student Housing in Sacramento
Built in 2003 and renovated in 2016, The Element includes 288 units and 792 beds. The property is located near California State University Sacramento.
In Case You Missed It: MHN’s Top 5 Posts in October
Miss out on any of our articles? Catch up with five of our most popular posts for the month.
Weidner Acquires Seattle Community for $225M
Continental Properties sold the 313-unit Tower12 for $719,000 per apartment, a multifamily sales record for the area.
Capital One Closes $44M Loan for SoCal Refi
Amberway Apartments in Anaheim, Calif., is a 34-year-old garden-style community with 272 units and luxury amenities.
WinnCompanies Completes MA Adaptive Reuse
Residences at Mill 10 includes 75 units of mixed-income housing in a 110-year-old former mill building in the western Massachusetts community of Ludlow.
Marketing Case Study: Iowa’s First Urbanism Development
A case study of Prairie Trail’s design solution.
Jefferson Apartment Group Acquires Suburban Boston Asset
One Upland, in Norwood, Mass., includes 262 units. The property was built by Campanelli and Thorndike Development in 2016.
Work Underway on CA Ventures’ Phoenix Community
The first of three phases of The LINK PHX is a 30-story mixed-use structure that will feature 257 apartments and 7,000 square feet of retail space, half of which will be reserved for start-ups, not-for-profit enterprises and artists.