Cities
Miami Mixed-Use Tops Off
Developed by CADE Capital Partners, Riverview Tower will comprise 100 units and 1,168 square feet of ground-floor retail space. The property first broke ground in January 2017 and is scheduled for completion by late 2018.
PGIM, Hanover Snap Up Houston Property
The JV has acquired Mosaic at Hermann Park, a 396-unit community with 20,087 square feet of ground-floor retail space.
Economic Diversity Drives Growth in Columbus
As the economy improves, the cost of living remains relatively affordable in Columbus, attracting more residents to the area and boosting multifamily demand. A business-friendly environment also draws investors and entrepreneurs to Ohio’s largest city, prompting more people to rejoin the workforce.
Aeon to Develop New Affordable Housing in Twin Cities
The nonprofit plans to build Greenway Terrace Apartments, a 54-unit community in Ramsey, Minn. The grand opening is expected in late 2018.
Dougherty Closes Acquisition Loan for Dallas-Area Community
Working on behalf of Spanish Chase LLC, Dougherty Mortgage secured a $4 million loan for the acquisition of a 77-unit community in Irving, Texas.
The Wren Breaks Ground in DC
The nearly 300,000-square-foot mixed-use building will include a ground-level Whole Foods store and 433 residential units, of which 132 will be affordable.
Walker & Dunlop Closes $33M Refi
The Freddie Mac Green Up funds were used for the acquisition of The Place at Castle Hills, a 680-unit garden-style community located in the Hill Country Village submarket of San Antonio.
NAPA Ventures Sells San Antonio Asset
The company sold Morgan Manor, a 157-unit property located in San Antonio’s Oak Hills Country Club submarket, to Sylis Real Estate.
Western Wealth Capital Grabs AZ Property
Country Gables is a 139-unit community in Glendale and is the company’s 35th multifamily acquisition in the Greater Phoenix area.
Affirmed Begins Work on San Diego Veterans Community
The project will transform a motel into an 84-unit community to be known as Zephyr. Funding is coming from several government sources, including the California Department of Housing and Community Development.