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Enterprise Community Loan Fund Gets $1M Commitment to New Impact Note Investment Vehicle
Seattle–Enterprise Community Loan Fund gets its first commitment for the Enterprise Community Impact Note, a mission-aligned investment product that Enterprise Community formed last year.
MHN TV: Design Trends to Watch
Sanford Steinberg, owner of Steinberg Design Collaborative, talks to MHN about new trends in design that have emerged with the recession, such as smaller unit plans and larger amenity packages.
RealPage Acquires SeniorLiving.Net
Carrollton, Texas–RealPage, Inc. has acquired SeniorLiving.Net, an Internet lead-generation and placement network for the senior-housing market.
MHN Interview: Centaur Properties’ Harlan Berger
Harlan Berger, founder of Centaur Properties, talks to MHN about ways to leverage web 2.0 technologies when marketing multifamily properties.
MHN Interview: Centaur Properties’ Harlan Berger
Harlan Berger, founder of Centaur Properties, talks to MHN about ways to leverage web 2.0 technologies when marketing multifamily properties.
CWCapital Expands into Life Company Lending
San Francisco–CWCapital, a subsidiary of CW Financial Services and a specialist in multifamily lending, has launched a new multifamily life company lending platform.
2011 MHN Technology Choice Award Winners
Multi-Housing News is proud to present the winners of the 2011 Technology Choice Awards: companies who provide flexible customization, competitive pricing and the most innovative solutions, all backed by superior customer support.
NAHB Report Says Multifamily Stock Returns May Start to Cool
Washington, D.C.–A new report by the National Association of Home Builders suggests that the high-flying days for multifamily stocks might be drawing to a close.
Norwalk Town Center to Add Gleam to Connecticut’s Gold Coast
Norwalk, Conn.–Construction will begin later this year on Norwalk Town Center, a mixed-use development that will feature 330 luxury apartments.
Archstone Acquires Development Site in Orange County
Huntington Beach, Calif.–Archstone, as part of a joint venture with Red Oak Investments, has acquired a four-acre development site to develop a mixed-use property with 384 apartments and 10,000 square feet of retail.