Cities
Walker & Dunlop Facilitates $37M South Florida Transaction
Managing Directors Roberto Pesant and Chris Conklin, together with Senior Analyst Omar Morales of Walker & Dunlop Investment Sales represented the seller, Principal Real Estate Investors.
Asset Campus to Manage New Student Housing Community in Austin
The 14-story high-rise development is slated for completion in 2019 and about 10 percent of its units are affordable.
Affordable CA Asset Trades for $30M
Marcus & Millichap facilitated the sale of Grandon Village, a 161-unit community in San Marcos. The age-restricted property was fully occupied upon closing.
Greystone Arranges $69M for MD Property
Brokers Dan Sacks and Eric Rosenstock of the company’s New York CIty office originated the Fannie Mae DUS loan for the purchase of a 486-unit community in Lanham.
San Jose Prices Out Many Residents
The metro’s lack of housing affordability continues to hinder population growth, as Silicon Valley’s multifamily market commands some of the highest rents in the nation, while the area’s median home price is approaching the $1 million mark.
LA-Area Community Sells for $79M
The Korda Group acquired the 288-unit Trails at San Dimas from Stockbridge Capital Group and CNS Focused Investment.
Capital One Furnishes $178M Loan for SF-Area Property
Anton Menlo includes 394 units, 37 of which are affordable. Additionally, the community offers a pool, a rooftop lounge and yoga studios.
On the Market: 5 Interesting Listings for the Week of 8/20
This week’s listings include a recently completed community in a booming area of the Las Vegas metro and a Manhattan property that has not been on the market in more than 60 years.
Vitus Enters CO Market
In a collaboration with the Colorado Coalition of the Homeless, the affordable housing developer acquired Renaissance 88, a 180-unit property that the company plans to renovate.
HFF Arranges Construction Loan for Denver Senior Housing
Upon completion in 2019, the Class A community will offer 94 assisted-living and 32 memory-care units.










