Economy Watch: ADP Jobs Numbers Point to Hiring Weakness

The ADP unemployment numbers are out for March; Freddie Mac reports its first quarterly profit since 2009; and Finland’s new government shows resistance to an E.U. bailout of Portugal.

Berzack Group Joins Lee & Associates

Sherman Oaks, Calif.–The Berzack Group, led by President Warren Berzack, has joined Lee & Associates.

R4’s Price on ‘Green Shoots’ in the Condo Market

Principal Kevin Price, who heads R4, talks to MHN about pockets of opportunity for developers as well as buyers in Southern California and in the condo market at large.

MHN Interview: R4’s Kevin Price on ‘Green Shoots’ in the Condo Market

Principal Kevin Price, who heads R4, talks to MHN about pockets of opportunity for developers as well as buyers in Southern California and in the condo market at large.

First Phase Underway for Denver’s Dahlia Square Affordable Seniors Apartments

Denver–McDermott Properties already has a waiting list for its Dahlia Square Senior Apartments, and they’re only in Phase One of construction.

Economy Watch: Government Files Suit against Deutsche Bank over Mortgage Woes

The U.S. government is taking Deutsche Bank AG to court over bum loans; a nonpartisan report finds several factors that contributed to the enormous U.S. debt; and a Chinese property bubble may be further inflating.

Inside the May Issue

Read the articles from the latest print issue of Multi-Housing News.

Necessities of the Next Development Boom

Changes in renter demographics, pent-up apartment demand and an improving economy have experts predicting and preparing for a major period of development, and there are certain elements developers will need in order to ride the wave.

Cascades at World Golf Village Enters Penultimate Phase

St. Augustine, Fla.–Dock Street Communities kicks off the sixth of the seven-phase development of The Cascades at World Golf Village, an active-adult master-planned community.

Economy Watch: U.S. Construction Sees Uptick, but Still Hurts

U.S. construction spending rose more than expected during March; the federal government has a few months left before defaulting on its debt; and bin Laden’s death has a brief effect on oil markets.