Cities
St. Louis Multifamily Report – Summer 2019
Household creation continued at a healthy pace throughout the metro in the first five months of 2019, boosting multifamily demand and paving the way for rent growth.
Michigan Awards LIHTC for 536 Affordable Units
The state selected five projects in Detroit for the federal tax credits, which will support the construction of 235 new units and preserve the affordability of 318 existing units.
Roxborough Group, SB Real Estate Expand in West Phoenix
The rebranded community is situated near the upcoming $1.7 billion extension of Loop 202. The new owners plan to fully renovate the property.
Harbor East, Bozzuto Group Open Luxury High-Rise on Baltimore Waterfront
Dubbed Liberty Harbor East, the 22-story community is situated on the site of a former Bethlehem Steel shipyard.
Greystar Breaks Ground on First-Ever Portland Project
The multifamily giant is building its first ground-up development, a 182-unit rental community in the Goose Hollow neighborhood of the city.
Monument Capital Management Expands Chicago-Area Portfolio
The company purchased Townhomes at Highcrest in Woodbridge as part of Monument Opportunity Fund IV and is planning capital improvements for all the buildings.
Three Pillars Capital Grows Houston-Area Holdings
The purchase of Camino Del Sol Apartments is the eighth acquisition the firm has made since forming in late 2017.
Former PwC Campus, Converted to Multifamily, Trades in Tampa
Newmark Knight Frank’s Patrick Dufour and Ryan Crowley represented seller Abacus Capital Group, while Bill Weber and Matt Mense arranged the Freddie Mac loan.
Olympus Property Expands in Salt Lake City
The company acquired a Class A, garden-style property in the Salt Lake City suburb of South Jordan, from Woodbury Corp. Built in 2012, the asset consists of townhomes with attached garages.
Affordable Housing Services 2.0: Health & Wellness Programs
Avanath Capital Management’s Alicia Bramble and Ada Arevalo talk about how the shift toward lifestyle services and away from physical amenities is impacting the affordable housing market in the Washington, D.C., area.