Development

Washington D.C. Market Snapshot: Apartment Stock Poised to Rise in 2014

Apartment performance in the Greater Washington, D.C. area could lag this year, as the booming construction hits right at a time when the metro’s job market is cooling down.

Solar Lighting Communicates As It Illuminates

Technological advances has meant that solar-powered lights are now a viable, cost-efficient and attractive alternative for use in parking lots and other outdoor areas of multifamily properties.

ZOM Texas Breaks Ground on a Luxury Community in Houston’s Galleria/Uptown District

ZOM Texas has broken ground on The Hudson, its third community in Houston. The project will add 431 units to the Galleria/Uptown market.

New Garden Grove Apartments Mark a Push to Multifamily for Brandywine Homes

Single-family homebuilder Brandywine Homes is making a push into mutlifamily with the completion of Waterstone, a 25-unit community located in Garden Grove, Calif.

Oak Coast Properties Developing West Hollywood Apartment Community

Oak Coast Properties is developing a new 53-unit upscale apartment community in the high barrier market of West Hollywood.

China’s Greenland Group Buys 7.8-Acre Brewery Development in London

A Chinese developer has entered the U.K. market with the $987 million acquisition of the Ram Brewery development site in London. The land is permitted for 661 new homes, including a 36-story multifamily tower.

Housing Trust Group Breaks Ground on Affordable Seniors Housing in Fort Lauderdale

Backed by financing from US Bank, Housing Trust Group has broken ground on a 112-unit affordable seniors housing asset in Fort Lauderdale.

Aquatherm Delivers a Leak-Free, Durable Alternative to Traditional Piping

Aquatherm heat-fused piping seals at the molecular level, ensuring a leak-free plumbing system. The plastic piping also features a number of inherent health and environmental benefits.

Mack-Cali/Fisher Brothers JV Buys 377 Units in D.C.

A joint venture comprised of Mack-Cali Realty Corp. and Fisher Brothers has closed on a luxury multifamily project currently being constructed in Washington, D.C.’s trendy H Street submarket.

The Condo Comeback?

Strained supply and high rents have condos in demand, though many developers remain hesitant.