Cities
San Diego-Area Luxury Community Reaches Completion
Developed by Pathfinder Partners and Silvergate Development in Vista, Calif., the high-end property sits on a 1.5-acre parcel that was initially owned by the California Redevelopment Agency.
JV Lands $415M Loan for Manhattan Tower
Douglaston Development brought in Ares Management Corp. as a partner in its 58-story multifamily project just south of Hudson Yards. The building will offer a mix of affordable and market-rate units.
$560M Redevelopment of Storm-Damaged Community Wraps Up in NYC
A joint venture of MDG Design + Construction and Wavecrest Management completed the rehabilitation of a 1,395-unit public housing community in Far Rockaway, Queens. The project is the country’s largest single-site conversion under HUD’s RAD program.
Marcus & Millichap Facilitates Sale of 185-Unit Dallas Asset
Republic Funds sold Newport Landing, which at the time of sale was subject to an existing $9.3 million CMBS loan set to mature in 2028.
Artisan Capital Group Buys Downtown KC Portfolio
Besides facilitating the sale, HFF arranged a $51.1 million financing which included a $38.8 million Fannie Mae loan and $12.3 million in joint venture equity.
Fogelman Acquires GA Community for $34M
The company worked with CBRE in the sale of The Hamptons at East Cobb, a 196-unit community situated 17 miles from downtown Atlanta.
Charlotte Redevelopment Moves Forward
Developer Terwilliger Pappas plans to build a 272-unit apartment community within City Park, a sprawling master-planned community on the former site of an 18,000-seat sports arena.
Berkadia Wraps Las Vegas, DC Metro Deals Worth $92M
The company arranged a $63.2 million refinancing for a 340-unit community in Falls Church, Va., and completed the sales of two multifamily properties totaling 331 units in Nevada.
Luxury Mixed-Use Project Breaks Ground in NY
The 60-unit community is located in the heart of New Rochelle, a suburb of New York City that is in the midst of an ambitious revitalization plan.
Sacramento Multifamily Report – Spring 2019
Limited housing supply and growing demographics continue to put pressure on the metro’s apartment market. Rents rose by 4.6 percent year-over-year through March, well above the national average.