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Apartment Complex Under Way in Virginia's Tidewater Market
Wood Partners LLC has broken ground on Streets of Greenbrier, an apartment complex adjacent to the Chesapeake Mall in the city of Chesapeake in the Tidewater region of Virginia.
Half of Condominiums Now Sold at The Story House in Manhattan
The Story House, a boutique condominium located in Manhattan’s Flatiron district, is preparing for its first closings this spring. As it does, developer Manhattan Skyline has announced that the property is now 50 percent sold.
ARA Enhances Mid-Atlantic Presence in Richmond, VA Market
RA has hired former CBRE Senior Investment Broker, Wink Ewing.
Economy Watch: Home Prices Still Moving Downward
The latest S&P/Case-Shiller 20-city composite index was down 0.8 percent, representing a declining three-month moving average for November 2011 to January 2012, according to the rating agency on Tuesday.
Englewood, N.J., Condo Project Completed
The Pinnacle Cos. has completed work on The M at Englewood South, a condominium project in Bergen County.
At Ease, Sailor!
John William Finn Hall, a new $67 million, 264-room dormitory in San Diego, is ready for its first residents.
New $67 Million Dormitory Open for San Diego Sailors
John William Finn Hall, a new 264-room dormitory in San Diego, is ready for its first residents.
Growth for Brightview Senior Living
Brightview Senior Living announced that they are gearing up to add approximately 15 new communities in the next few years.
Growth for Brightview Senior Living
Brightview Senior Living announced that they are gearing up to add approximately 15 new communities in the next few years.
Would You Want Prospective Residents' Facebook Information?
If you were legally allowed to ask for personal login information for social media sites from prospective residents, would you want it? And what would you look for?