Development
Last Year’s Largest Apartment Projects Completed in Washington, D.C.
The Washington, D.C. rental market added north of 3,500 new units in 2015.
Pillar of Strength: Q&A with Billy Pettit
MHN spoke to Pillar Properties’ Senior Vice President Billy Pettit about Seattle’s extreme multifamily growth in 2015 and what 2016 may bring.
2016 Multifamily Is Shaping Up – Q&A with Tocci Building Companies’ Bud LaRosa
Bud LaRosa, Chief Business Performance Officer with Massachusetts-based Tocci Building Companies, talks multifamily prospects and predictions, including specialty sectors and modular building.
New Affordable Housing Project Coming to North Lawndale
The 120-unit affordable senior housing community is a vital part of Chicago’s Five-Year Housing Plan to commit $1.3 billion to affordable housing projects by 2018.
Multifamily Assets Scooped Up in Inglewood
Universe Holdings purchased two multifamily communities in Inglewood, Calif., which is undergoing a major transformation as it plans to welcome back the Rams with a new NFL stadium.
Crystal Falls Lures Houston Homebuilder Once Again
The company acquired land to begin construction on its third community in Austin.
A New Neighborhood for Active Adults Breaks Ground in San Marcos
Brookfield Residential Properties, together with San Marcos and Hays County officials celebrated the groundbreaking of Kissing Tree, a new mixed-use development in Greater Austin.
Camden Property Trust Unveils New Luxury Community in Dallas
A new luxury apartment community opened in Victory Park, an urban neighborhood of Dallas.
A Look at Long Island City’s Robust Condo Market
According to a recent study by HPDM, the average price per square foot for closed condo deals in Long Island City, N.Y., has risen steadily each of the past five years.
Mixed-Use Residential Project in Olde Kensington Awaits Approval
Blackstone Development and Harman Deutsch Architects are proposing a five-story mixed-use development for the Olde Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia.