Cities
Rent Growth Moderates, Demand Persists in Boston
Above-trend population gains and increasing job growth continue to make the city one of the most stable multifamily markets in the U.S.
Wendy Forsythe to Join HomeSmart as COO
The real estate veteran used to serve as president of the brokerage division of T3 Sixty, one of the largest management consulting companies in the residential real estate industry.
Rents Rise Despite Surging Deliveries in Denver
Growth has cooled since the metro was among the nation’s leaders in appreciation, but rents are now increasing at a more sustainable pace.
Dougherty Secures $13M Fannie Mae Loan for GA Asset
The financing will be used for the acquisition and rehabilitation of Riverstock Apartments, a 172-unit affordable housing property in Woodstock.
Transwestern Brokers Denver Community Deal
Jeff Sanders acquired the two apartment communities totaling 429 units for $30.9 million. They were built between the 1960s and 1970s and are located in improving areas close to downtown Denver.
CHC Real Estate Buys Class A Property in Odenton, MD
Cafritz Interests and Clark Enterprises Inc. sold NOVUS Odenton, a 244-unit luxury community. The asset was acquired free of any debt.
New Destiny Breaks Ground on Affordable Bronx Community
The Jennings will feature 42 units for low-income households. Alex Gorlin is the architect and Lettire Construction is the general contractor.
Q&A with Norman Radow, CEO at RADCO
Specializing in turning around “diamonds in the rough,” the RADCO founder discusses why Atlanta’s broad-based job and population growth are fostering demand for multifamily assets.
Manhattan Community Trades for $61M
The 117-unit apartment building is situated in the Gramercy Park neighborhood, while residents benefit from easy access to multiple public transportation options.
$50M Community Breaks Ground in Suburban NJ
A public-private partnership is developing Quin Sleepy Hollow, a 212-unit, amenity-filled project that is the largest upcoming residential development in Plainfield, N.J.