Cities
Far South Houston Community Changes Hands
Highland Capital Management sold Regatta Bay Apartments, a 240-unit community in Seabrook, Texas, to Lloyd Jones Capital. This is the eleventh Texas property operated by the new owner.
1st High-Rise Debuts in DTLA $1B Project
Greenland USA opened the first luxury residential building, part of its Metropolis mixed-development, which towers 38 floors above the city. Two other towers are under construction.
Richland Living Secures Acquisition Loan for San Antonio Property
Hunt Mortgage Group arranged a $10 million acquisition loan for the 192-unit The Richland Apartments in San Antonio-New Braunfels.
Rosewood Closes $83M Queens Sale
President Aaron Jungreis represented both the seller and the buyer in the exchange of the 343-unit portfolio. The seven buildings were constructed between 1913 and 1941.
CityView, Dinerstein to Develop CO Luxury Apartments
The proposed 350-unit, Class A development will be replacing an underutilized retail center at the site. Groundbreaking is scheduled for August 2017 and completion for mid-2019.
Pillar Provides Freddie Mac Loan for Richmond Community
The company originated a $10.4 million, 7-year loan for the acquisition of a 348-unit community located in the Bellwood. The asset has an occupancy rate of 97.4 percent.
Investcorp Snags Phoenix Community for $50M
The 582-unit Tuscany Palms in Mesa, Ariz., last traded in 2014, when P.B. Bell paid $29.5 million for its acquisition.
Changing the HVCRE Rules: What to Expect
In a strict lending environment, the clarification of High Volatility Commercial Real Estate (HVCRE) regulation could help improve loan terms for investors and developers. However, the long-awaited changes, stipulated in a bill referred to the House Financial Services Committee, have little chance of being approved and implemented, Alston & Bird’s Gregg Loubier told MHN.
KTGY, Trammell Crow Break Ground on $135M CA Mixed-Use Project
Dubbed the Alexan Webster, the 1.42-acre destination will include 234 luxury apartments with 15 percent of its units designated as affordable. Completion is scheduled for summer 2019.
10 Markets with the Lowest Expected Supply Growth
The multifamily industry has experienced a recent boom. But with a risk of oversaturation in some markets, development is slowing and deliveries are expected to peak.