Cities
HFF Completes Sale of TX Student Housing Community
Villas on 26th is one of the seven student housing projects developed by Zucker Properties at the University of Texas at Austin.
Rockford Homes Sells Columbus Multifamily Asset
The new owner, Jeffrey Berlin, financed the acquisition via a 20-year, $5.5 million Freddie Mac loan arranged by Pinnacle Financial Partners.
Affordable LA Community Opens 1st Phase
Affirmed Housing Group and PATH Ventures have finished work on a 65-unit development dedicated to formerly homeless individuals. The building is part of a 187-unit project.
Brooklyn Luxury Community Lands $75M Refi
Cushman & Wakefield arranged the loan for The Lane at Boerum Place, a 108-unit residential tower built in 2017 by Quinlan Development Group and Lonicera Partners.
Top 10 Multifamily Transactions in San Diego
Despite an overall decline in transaction volume across the market, Yardi Matrix data shows several deals upwards of $100 million closed in the past 12 months.
MRC Provides $138M Loan for Manhattan Condo Project
Happy Living Development received financing to build a 155-unit condo project with retail space in West Harlem. Foundation work has already wrapped up.
Nashville Multifamily Report – Winter 2019
Boosted by its creative class, Nashville has emerged over the past decade as among the most desirable places to do business in the U.S. The trend is fueling multifamily rental demand, and developers are bringing new product on line at a record pace.
Nonprofit Breaks Ground on Affordable LA Project
Clifford Beers Housing’s Vistas del Puerto Apartments in Long Beach encompasses 47 apartments for formerly homeless individuals and families as well as residents with chronic health conditions.
Baldwin & Sons Debuts San Diego-Area Community
Alay at Otay Ranch Town Center is situated roughly 20 miles from the city’s downtown, providing proximity to major employers and various entertainment attractions.
New Condo Project Breaks Ground in South Austin
The upcoming development aims to accommodate the “missing middle” segment in Austin, with the price of the units ranging between $200,000 and $400,000.