Cities

Houston Apartment Community Changes Ownership

Located in the heart of Houston’s Energy Corridor, the Ashford Apartments was purchased by Allied Orion Group in its first multifamily acquisition in 19 years.

Northern NJ Community Scores $52M Refi

BNE Real Estate Group developed the 227-unit luxury residential project in Aberdeen. Built in 2018, The Link at Aberdeen Station sits beside NJ Transit’s North Jersey Coast Line.

Aimco Sells Nashville Apartments for $24M

KeyBank provided the buyer with more than $18 million in Fannie Mae acquisition financing for the purchase of the 150-unit community.

Nashville Community Changes Hands for $57M

The buyer, a joint venture led by Hamilton Zanze, financed the acquisition of the 326-unit community with nearly $37 million in Fannie Mae financing.

Manhattan Community Lands $136M Green Loan

Freddie Mac extended the 10-year loan to Rachel Bridge owner Clipper Equity, in a deal arranged by Walker & Dunlop. The financing will facilitate property renovations to cut down on energy and water usage.

2 NYC Projects Land $181M in Financing

Merchants Capital secured financing for two affordable housing developments in the East Harlem and Flatbush neighborhoods that together total 659 units.

FSC Realty Buys Seattle-Area Community for $58M

The real estate investment firm picked up the 230-unit multifamily asset from Goodman Real Estate. Berkadia arranged the sale of the property, located in the Seattle suburb of Lynnwood.

JV Opens Miami Luxury Community

The transit-oriented property, located next to the Dadeland North Metrorail station, has received a temporary certificate of occupancy. A ribbon-cutting event will take place on April 11th.

Cushman & Wakefield Arranges $63M Sale of FL Community

The firm represented a joint venture between Providence Real Estate and Aegon Real Assets US in its acquisition of The Park at Via Rosa in Brandon.

Could Opportunity Zones Impact Residential Condo Developments?

One Nashville real estate investor and developer said the unintended consequence of Opportunity Zones in the rapidly growing city could mean a further constraint on the condo market, particularly in the downtown core.