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Bryan Sullivan, The Habitat Co.

Multifamily Investment 2018: Use a Scalpel—Not a Machete—to Find Value

As value-add multifamily deals in primary markets continue to be rare finds, more investors are likely to seek yields in non-core locations this year, predicts Bryan Sullivan, vice president of acquisitions and development at The Habitat Co., in his MHN-exclusive industry outlook.

CBRE Closes Sale of Garden-Style MA Community

After the expiration of the original affordable restrictions, the 102-unit community in Stoughton, Mass.,underwent significant renovations, including landscaping and parking improvements.

JLL Secures Acquisition Financing for S2 Capital

Benefit Street Partners provided the loan to S2 Capital for the acquisition of Oakland Hills Apartments in Fort Worth, Texas.

Berkadia Arranges Fannie Mae Loan for Houston Community

Located at 10498 Fountain Lake Drive in Stafford, Texas, the property is a three-story garden-style community spread across a 13-acre site.

JV to Invest $550M in National Portfolio

Cortland Partners, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and GIC plan to acquire and renovate 8,000 to 10,000 Class B multifamily units across the U.S.

Marina Bay Apartments

Southeast FL Affordable Community Fetches $16M

The CBRE team of Senior Vice Presidents Timothy Flint and Richard Tarquinio worked on behalf of the seller in the transaction.

Oden Hughes Breaks Ground on Luxury Community in Austin

The community, slated for completion in early 2019, will feature an on-site Community Work Studio, similar to the shared workspaces for lease throughout Austin.

Fairfield Residential Sells 133-Unit Boston Asset

CBRE facilitated the sale of Baker Chocolate Factory Apartments, a three-building property converted for residential use in the 1980s.

Berkadia Secures $40M Refi for NJ Community

The 752-unit Brookchester Apartments is a garden-style community in New Milford, N.J., located 20 minutes from New York City.

Top 10 apartment owners in Orlando

Top 10 Orlando Apartment Owners

The city has a thriving market, thanks in part to an expanding young workforce. However, the metro still faces a shortage of affordable units, a growing concern for lower-paid
workers.