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Enclave at Albany Park

Hamilton Point Investments Sells OH Asset

The Enclave at Albany Park in Westerville commanded nearly $15 million. The new owner assumed the outstanding balance of a Fannie Mae loan attached to the property.

1701 W. 3rd Street

Fully Affordable Community Changes Hands in Brooklyn

The 107-unit asset is located at 1701 W. 3rd Street, in the borough’s Gravesend submarket. Morris Weintraub Associates sold the property to Parkoff Organization for $28 million.

Howard University Expands Partnership with Corvias

The public-private partnership has already completed the $71M renovation of two residence halls housing more than 2,000 students and staff in Washington, D.C.

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Poll: Privatizing GSEs

MHN has a new poll! We want to know how your business will be impacted if congress elects to privatize the GSEs. 

Westside Capital Buys Jacksonville Property

The 176-unit multifamily asset changed hands for $13.2 million, which is more than 50 percent higher than the seller’s acquisition cost in 2014.

SoCal Luxury Community Breaks Ground

Modera San Diego, a 368-unit upscale multifamily property in the city’s East Village neighborhood, will welcome its first residents in spring 2021.

NJ Mixed-Use Development Site Commands $48M

Meridian Investment Sales represented both parties in the deal for the 3.4-acre lot, which will be turned into five buildings consisting of 477 residential units and some 23,000 square feet of retail space.

Trinity Real Estate Sells Atlanta-Area Community

The buyer paid $11 million for the 352-unit Class C asset, with Arbor Realty Trust providing $12.5 million in acquisition and development financing.

Fox Crossing

Gellar Associates Acquires Baltimore Asset

The buyer, Geller Associates, opted to finance the acquisition under Fannie Mae’s Green Rewards program and will implement energy and water saving measures.

NMHC’s 2019 Apartment Strategies Outlook Conference Coverage

From sessions ranging from an economic outlook and market expectations, to investor obstacles, the conference covered an array of subjects that outline the multifamily market’s future.