Development

Business is Booming

Mike Ratliff and Jack Kern report on real estate investing

TCU Opens New KSQ-Designed Student Housing Facility

A new KSQ-designed residence hall opens at Texas Christian University. The project is an example of institutions looking at ‘retro housing’, a community-focused push-back against on-campus projects that aim to replicate the off-campus experience.

Native American Connections Opens Affordable Asset in Phoenix

A new 70-unit, mixed-use affordable housing community has opened in downtown Phoenix.

New Boston Fund, Asian CDC Land Financing for Mixed-Income Development in Boston

New Boston Fund and Asian Community Development Corp. land $114.7 million via HFF for a mixed-income development in Boston’s Chinatown.

Wood Partners Moves Forward with Construction in Germantown, Md.

Wood Partners has broken ground on Alta Liberty Mill, a $60 million, 304-unit community in Germantown, Md.

Crescent Developing 556-Acre Master-Planned Asset Outside Charlotte

Crescent Communities is developing a 556-acre, master-planned community in York County, S.C., that is the company’s first new residential project in the Charlotte area in five years.

MHN Podcast: Development is Booming

Mike Ratliff and Jack Kern take a look at 2014’s development trends. Other sectors are beginning to catch up with multifamily, and shifting retail dynamics are pushing for a new generation of industrial properties located in urban corridors.

Affordable Housing Slated for San Francisco’s Hunters Point Shipyard

AMCAL Multi-Housing and Lennar Urban to develop affordable apartments in southeast San Francisco’s Hunters Point Shipyard-Candlestick Point.

Phoenix Apartment Market Podcast

Pierce Eislen’s Ron Brock Sr. and MHN’s research editor Jack Kern discuss Phoenix apartment market fundamentals in this edition of our market research podcast.

Affirmed Housing Group to Move Forward with Vermont Villas in Los Angeles

Affirmed Housing Group’s Los Angeles project, Vermont Villas, a 79-unit permanent homeless housing for low-income veterans and special needs seniors, has received 9 percent tax credit funds, which will allow the project to begin construction in April 2014.