Cities
J Street Lands Dupont Circle Site for Condo Project
The developer plans to build The Pacifica, a nine-unit luxury community in Washington, D.C. In partnership with the Dupont Circle Citizens’ Association, the company is offering the historic buildings currently on the site for free.
Unveiled: Brook Avenue Apartments in the Bronx
Yuco Real Estate Co.’s $25 million, 66-unit development was financed under Mayor De Blasio’s Housing New York plan.
Texas Multifamily Portfolio Lands $77M Refi
The portfolio was refinanced over the course of six months, with Walker & Dunlop Vice President Dough Hart leading the origination team. The 10-year term Fannie Mae loans have 30-year amortization schedules.
Baltimore Community Lands $73M HUD Construction Loan
The 317-unit Berkleigh in Middle River is part of Baltimore Crossroads @ 95, a large-scale project that will encompass office space, retail, two hotels, 1,000 homes and two multifamily properties.
San Antonio Lures Investors
The city has a diversified economy and employment is growing in most industries. That has fueled demand for apartments, which is expected to remain high as the metro continues to add jobs and households at a rate above the national average, and as more residents move south to avoid the growing cost of housing in Austin.
WTC Secures $70M for Suburban Chicago Property
The company obtained construction and permanent financing for the 301-unit residential component of Wheeling Town Center, a mixed-use development.
Gelt Enters Albuquerque Market
The company purchased Mountain Run Apartments from Chartwell Capital Partners and has plans to renovate and upgrade the amenity spaces.
Pathfinder Completes Luxury Condos at Sky Las Vegas
The 390,000-square-foot Sky offers 409 units with a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom floorplans. The building is conveniently located on the Las Vegas Strip.
Miami’s Top 10 Residential Skyscrapers
Boasting the third tallest skyline in the U.S., the city features 225 multifamily towers rising more than 10 stories high. Here are the tallest ones, including several still under construction.
Indianapolis: Full Speed Ahead
Demand for apartments continues to be strong, thanks to the locale’s relative affordability. The city’s high-quality education system and skilled workforce attract residents and employers, propelling economic growth.