Development

Portland School Apartments, Portland, Mich.

Woda Cooper Opens Partially Affordable Michigan Community

Portland School Apartments is an adaptive-reuse project that consists of 29 new units available for seniors and lower-income working families in Portland, Mich..

Eastern Consolidated Arranges $350M Loan for NY Condos

JD Carlisle Development Group and Fosun International are building a 66-story luxury property in Manhattan. Adam Hakim, James Murad and Andrew Iadeluca secured the financing for the project.

Affordable Eco-Friendly Project Debuts in Fort Worth Suburb

KWA Construction and its partners have completed work on Villas at Boston Heights, a 144-unit, LEED Gold community in Benbrook, Texas.

Southern Land Kicks Off Dallas Luxury Development

The developer anticipates that the 310-unit community in the heart of the city’s Knox-Henderson neighborhood will open in early 2020.

Abodez Acorn Develops TOD in Cambridge

Park 77, a 93-unit community in the Alewife neighborhood, will include a dog-grooming station, underground parking and bicycle storage.

Multifamily Rents Leveling Off in 2018

In an interview with MHN at the 2018 ULI Spring Meeting, USC Lusk Center for Real Estate Director Richard Green shared his insights on the state of the industry and the challenges facing the sector.

Chicago Tower Slated to Become Tallest All-Residential Building in City

Lendlease is the contractor for One Bennett Park in Streeterville, which when completed in 2019 will include 70 stories and 69 units.

RBJ Center in Texas Begins Renovation, Redevelopment

The existing 16-story tower will be revamped and a new five-story building will be added. Upon completion, the property will have more than 500 apartments for seniors.

NJ Asset Lands $31M Loan

Capodagli Property Co. will use the construction mortgage from Sterling National Bank to build 172 units in the first phase of Meridia Brownstones in Rahway.

Is New Jersey’s Investment Landscape in for a Treat?

Jeff Holzmann, managing partner of iintoo, discusses the company’s investments in Garden State and why Newark looks like the right candidate for Amazon HQ2.