Business Specialties

Historic Brewery Gets New Life in Memphis

The 1870s-vintage property redeveloped by 459 TN Partners will feature more than 270 units, as well as a mix of office and retail space.

Unlocking Potential in New York’s Emerging Submarkets

Eran Polack, CEO & co-founder of HAP Investments, analyzes investment opportunities across the metro and outlines the drivers of Northern Manhattan’s rapid transformation.

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Construction Underway on IL Student Housing

After acquiring the site back in 2017, Gilbane Development Co. started work on the 538-bed community located close to the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

Atlanta Tower’s Act 3: Senior Housing

Originally a hotel, later a condominium community, Presidential Tower is about to start a third life as senior housing. Peacock Partnership acquired the property after five years of negotiations.

Melo Group Scores $85M Financing for Residential Towers

Ocean Bank provided the funding for construction of a residential complex comprising two 34-story towers and 667 units in the heart of downtown Miami.

Eyzenberg & Co. Arranges Developer, Ground Lease for NC Student Housing

The firm selected Greystar to develop Grove Park, a 339-unit community in Chapel Hill, which is set to replace the current apartment building at the site.

FCP Sells Suburban DC Community for $25M

Built in 1968, River Pointe features 170 units and is situated roughly 14 miles south of Washington, D.C. The former owner purchased the property in 2011, as a value-add investment.

Radco Acquires 1,400 Units in Suburban Indianapolis

A major private capital player, the company financed the acquisition using its private capital platform, as well as debt furnished by BBVA Compass.

San Diego-Area Community Trades for $14M

Curtis Properties sold the 62-unit, garden-style asset, which is situated east of central San Diego and dates back to 1974.

Meridian Secures $106M for Skilled Nursing Facilities

Located in Florida, New Jersey, Connecticut and Massachusetts, the eight properties obtained financing that included acquisition, bridge and mezzanine loans.