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From New York to Veracruz: Ismael Leyva Architects Expands its Sphere of Influence

Icon, a 43-story apartment building with a 15:1 slenderness ratio garnered Leyva recognition by The Skyscraper Museum for being one of the most slender structures in the world.

Adding Value

The Radco Companies sees plenty of opportunities in the turnaround space.

The 2014 MHN Excellence Awards Winners

A highlight of our editorial calendar is this annual awards issue where we have the pleasure of announcing a new crop of MHN Excellence Award winners.

Downtown Dadeland Signs New Retail Tenants

Downtown Dadeland has recently completed 33,000 square feet of new leases at its retail component. Five new tenants will join soon according to the new owners of the property.

Double Bottomline

Community Development Trust’s Joseph Reilly shares insights into how the REIT is working to fill the void in U.S. affordable housing.

Guest Blog: Canada vs. The United States: Comparing Student Housing Markets

Over the past decade, the student housing market in the United States has been rapidly expanding with the boom of purpose-built student housing. With each passing year, the number of student housing bed deliveries seems to be increasing alongside enrollment rates. The same, however, cannot be said about Canada.

What Renters Want with Jessica Fiur: Should Your Apartment Community Have a Guest Suite?

Would your community benefit by having a guest suite as an amenity?

Engrain Launches Portable Marketing and Sales/Leasing Platform for Real Estate, TouchTour GO

Engrain (engrain.com), a provider of touch screen marketing, sales/leasing and messaging platforms for real estate, has announced the rollout of TouchTour GO, a compact version of its large-screen TouchTour system.

Healthy Urbanism: A New Foundation for Place-Making

What makes for multifamily developments that support and promote healthy lifestyles and community.

Insights on the Transformation of Detroit

For many American cities, the end of 2007 marked the bitter start of what now experts call “The Great Recession.” Among them, Detroit. But the ghost-like Detroit turned out to be a tremendous opportunity for real estate investors, and one of them has become a sort of local superhero.