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Companies are developing technologies that respond in real time to all aspects of the living environment.
First Affordable Housing Loan Closed Under New Freddie Mac Program
Freddie Mac’s new Direct Purchase of Tax-Exempt Loans initiative, the goal of which is to keep rental housing affordable for lower-income families and lower costs involved with financing for tax exempt multifamily properties, has closed its first loan.
123 on the Park is 50 Percent Leased
The Chetrit Group and Clipper Equity redevelopment 123 on the Park in Brooklyn has surpassed the 50 percent leased threshold after less than three months on the market.
Avoiding Digital Doomsday
Maryland Management Co.’s Bill Szczytko weighs in on doing business online.
Editor’s Note: Technology Today and Tomorrow
Join us to celebrate 10 years of tech choice awards.
‘What Renters Want’ with Jessica Fiur: Kids of Today’s Renters are Tomorrow’s Renters. Here’s How to Get Them.
When you’re making your market plan, don’t forget to target kids of your current renters.
Dominium to Upgrade Recently Acquired Affordable Housing Community
Minneapolis-based affordable housing development and management company Dominium has announced that it has acquired a 172-unit community in Saint Paul, Minn.
Bell Partners Purchases Fairfax, Va., Community
Bell Partners has announced that it has purchased the 246-unit Fair Oaks at Pender Creek community in Fairfax, Va., on behalf of its investors.
LEED Proven Provider: New Designation to Streamline the LEED Review Process
The Green Building Certification Institute launched LEED Proven Provider, a new designation that streamlines the LEED project review process for experienced organizations that demonstrate consistent excellence in administering LEED projects.
TODAY’S DEALS: Kennedy Wilson Acquires 118 Units South of Seattle
Kennedy Wilson completes a $20.8 million acquisition in Turnwater, Wash.; Hunt Mortgage Group refinances an affordable seniors asset in Pennsylvania; and NorthMarq Capital arranges a seven-year, $22.8 million acquisition loan.