Development

Rendering of LaSalle Residences project showcasing the penthouse-level terraces.

Five Prominent Chicago Office-to-Residential Conversions

These five developments are expected to add a total of 1,400 units in downtown Chicago.

Pool-side shot of Azola Avery Center, a 359-unit apartment community in Round Rock, Texas.

ZOM Living, CP Capital Complete Austin Luxury Community

The residential property is part of a 1,200-acre master-planned development.

WestEnd 25, located in Washington D.C.

JRK Buys East and West Coast Assets for $315M

The buyer plans considerable capital improvements at both properties.

A rendering of The Avenir, Silverstein's proposed mix-ed use tower in Hell's Kitchen.

JV to Deliver 2K Office-to-Residential Conversion Units to NYC

The projects are being proposed alongside the development of a mixed-use tower.

Exterior shot of Astria Tempe, a 380-unit student housing community in Tempe, Ariz.

Trinitas, Mitsui Fudosan to Develop Phoenix Student Project

The 27-story tower will rise within walking distance of the Arizona State University campus.

A rendering of Novel UHil, located in North Carolina's Research Triangle

Crescent Communities Breaks Ground on Research Triangle Project

The development will include both traditional apartments and townhomes.

Cranes at a multifamily construction site.

All Eyes Fixed on Federal Housing Proposals

Will cuts to HUD be counteracted by deregulation and new investment opportunities?

Rendering of Northview

Clear Blue CEO on How Private Equity’s Closing Gaps in Affordable Housing

Nick Ogden discusses the firm’s dual approaches: acquisition-rehab and ground-up development.

Two-level trapezoidal apartment building, light gray

Latigo Group Snags $182M for SoCal Project

The developer’s plans mark a milestone for this L.A. suburb.

Designing for maximum fire resistance can help attract and retain residents.

4 Lessons for Multifamily From the LA Fires

How design choices and technology can help prevent history from repeating itself, according to architects.