Development
Authenticity is Key: Why Toby Bozzuto Knows Design Creates Value
Whether they’re developing new multifamily assets or providing third-party management services, Bozzuto’s award-winning apartment communities are known for their focus on delivering cutting-edge design that resonates with residents.
MassDevelopment Helps Chinatown Rental Project with $14.6 Million Affordable Housing Bond
An apartment building that is under construction in Boston’s Chinatown recently received financial help from the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency (MassDevelopment).
Manhattan, Brooklyn Residential Markets Will Thrive in ’15
Parts of Manhattan are going to attract a new wave of residential buyers, and despite rising costs, Brooklyn’s going to continue to be a hot residential market, according to a newly release set of predictions about 2015 real estate activity by Voda Bauer Real Estate.
Defining New Luxury in Manhattan Multifamily
The recent “Luxury Living—The Future of the Five-Star Market” panel discussion at the MiMa apartment building in New York, hosted by Related Companies and presented by the Real Estate Board of New York, discussed what luxury means going forward for Manhattan multifamily communities.
Empty Nesters and Millennials Drive Urban and Suburban D.C. Multifamily Market
The greater Washington D.C. area has more than 30,000 apartment units coming online, scaring some institutional investors.
Multifamily Market will Continue to Perform: MHN Interview with RubinBrown’s Bryan Keller
The 2014 Apartment Statistical Data report is an annual survey compiled by RubinBrown’s Real Estate Services Group. It includes operational data for 2013 and represents approximately 420 apartment projects in roughly 30 states.
APARTMENT MARKET STATISTICS: November 2014
Multifamily housing starts hit 423,000 units in July, reports the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB).
Setting the Stage for a Comeback: Multifamily Sector to Stay Strong as GDP Expansion Peaks in 2015, Single-Family Starts Break 1M in 2016
According to the National Association of Home Builders, the economy is back on track, and economic growth will accelerate into next year. Will that mean the multifamily market will strengthen further?
Oyster, Tricon Bag $143M Construction Loan for SF Condo Development
Oyster Development and Tricon Capital have obtained a $143.5 million construction loan on their condo project, Rockwell, which is at 1634-1690 Pine St. in San Francisco.
Harlem’s Abandoned P.S. 186 Coming Back to Life as $48.6 Million Mixed-Income, Mixed-Use Building
A development team is breathing new life into the dilapidated Public School 186 building, one of Harlem’s architectural beauties that has been sitting vacant for nearly four decades.