Cities

South Side Flats

Chicago Investor Buys Dallas Apartments

Waterton acquired South Side Flats, a 288-unit community that offers a mix of studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments. The deal marks the company’s third multifamily acquisition in 2017.

Miami’s Healthy Climate

With substantial job gains and above-average population growth, the city continues to foster positive fundamentals for multifamily. However, rent growth has decelerated to long-term averages, as the overwhelming amount of new supply begins to take its toll.

OakPoint Lands Nashville-Area Luxury Community

Homestead Rental Properties sold The Luxe at Indian Lake Village, a 94-unit property in Hendersonville, Tenn. This marks OakPoint’s fourth recent midstate acquisition.

Wolf Point East, Chicago

Construction Kicks Off at Chicago’s Wolf Point East

The 60-story, 698-unit luxury apartment tower represents the second phase of the Wolf Point master plan, a three-phase project built by Hines along the Chicago River.

Suburban Denver Community Trades for $58M

Weidner Apartment Homes sold the 312-unit property to Phoenix Realty Group. HFF secured $46 million in financing for the sale.

KWCC, The Condo Shop Merge to Serve Philly

The strategic alliance with a team of more than 250 agents will enable The Condo Shop to boost the company’s growth and have access to better tools and resources.

Network Safety: Experts Weigh In

At NAA’s recent conference in Atlanta, panelists shared best practices for keeping vital network information safe from attack.

LA Koreatown Community Trades for $9M

Lion Real Estate Group sold Kingsley Tower, a 45-unit apartment building it acquired in 2012 for $4.2 million and then repositioned.

Brooklyn Condo Tower Kicks Off Sales

Developed by Mack Real Estate Group and Palin Enterprises, the 40-story luxury tower will be the tallest building in the borough’s Greenpoint neighborhood and will feature 95 units.

$43M DC Affordable Community to Open Next Spring

Portner Flats will bring 96 affordable units to the popular U Street Corridor in Northwest, D.C. The project is a public-private partnership between the District, Somerset Development, Jonathan Rose Cos., New Community Partners and other entities.