Mikayla Sciortino is an Associate Editor who joined Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News in early 2025. She has a background in English and writes about news and various industry trends for both MHN and CPE. She holds a bachelor's degree in psychology.

A photo of Piper, an eight-story luxury apartment building.

Kennedy Wilson to Go Private in $1.7B Deal

The firm has been listed on the New York Stock Exchange since 2009.

exterior of Twenty20 in Cambridge, Mass.

Mesirow Acquires Luxury Boston Community for $218M

The property traded for $197 million over a decade ago.

Exterior of one of the buildings part of the Boston Bay community 15-21 Normandy Street.

HVPG Makes Massachusetts Debut With Boston Buy

KeyBank provided a Fannie Mae loan to preserve the communities’ affordability.

100 William Steet in Manhattan

Bushburg Receives $78M for Office-to-Resi Conversion

The project will create 400 apartments with an affordable component.

Kingston at McClean Crossing in McLean, Va.

Northern Virginia Community Changes Hands

The property spans more than 500,000 square feet in Fairfax County.

Shift Apartments in San Diego

MG Properties, Canyon Buy 370 Units in San Diego

The community came online in 2018.

Rendering of North Building part of the URI student housing project

Gilbane Commences 1,100-Bed Rhode Island Student Housing Project

The first residence hall will open for the fall 2027 semester.

Ken Lombard, President and CEO of Bridge Housing, poses for a portrait in front of the Avanza 490 on 490 South Van Ness Ave. in San Francisco, California on Monday, March 21, 2022.

MHN Executive of the Year: Ken Lombard

BRIDGE Housing’s CEO is dedicated to making a difference by advancing affordable housing nationwide.

A photo of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell speaks at the January 28th press conference following the announcement

Why the Fed’s Holding Rates Steady

The move was expected, but what comes next is less clear.

Michael Fratantoni, Mark Stewart, Ian Glaser, Ryan Reich and Joe Biasi

Industry Experts Weigh In on the Fed’s Policies for 2026

Is a more aggressive policy in the cards?