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Limited Deliveries Prop Up Inland Empire Rent Growth

The industrial sector continues to drive development in the area, bolstering demand for multifamily properties.

Timbers Resorts Opens Luxury Residence Club on Kiawah Island

The $75 million Timbers Kiawah – Ocean Club & Residences is the South Carolina island’s first new residential oceanfront development in more than 30 years.

Inland Empire Community Changes Hands for $35M

Davlyn Investments acquired the 125-unit luxury residential property located in Chino Hills, Calif., with financing provided by City National Bank.

Kansas City Poised for More Growth

Solid job gains draw a consistent number of young professionals looking for well-positioned rental units in the metro.

Industry Experts Debate Chicago’s Multifamily Future

Real estate professionals gathered last week to discuss the Windy City’s biggest real estate challenges and opportunities during the Lincoln Park Builders of Chicago’s annual Real Estate Forum.

Bill Sexton, Senior Managing Director EMEA, Trimont Real Estate Advisors

A Closer Look at Europe’s Capital Markets

Trimont Real Estate Advisors’ Bill Sexton discusses debt markets, changes in the financing landscape over the past decade and why top real estate executives are preparing for a correction.

First Coast Fires On All Cylinders in Jacksonville

Development activity is at a high point in the metro, with more than 2,300 apartments scheduled to come online by year’s end.

Jefferson Apartment Group Sells $43M Orlando Community

Avison Young represented the buyer, Palm Heights LLC, in its purchase of Azul Baldwin Park, a 178-unit property located in the Colonial Town submarket.

Income Averaging to Pave the Way for More Affordable Housing

Mixed-income averaging is cited by affordable housing executives as a way to increase affordable housing development in 2019, according to a Capital One survey.

Executive Spotlight: Hessam Nadji, Marcus & Millichap

The president & CEO of one of the industry’s largest investment brokerage companies says a conservative upcycle and new sources of demand mean commercial real estate has lowered its typical cyclical risks and has room for growth.