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New Supply Softens Rent Growth in Charlotte
Despite decelerating rents, investors remain focused on the metro’s multifamily market, which is set to expand by 5,800 new units this year.
Creating Legacy Landmarks: Renderings vs. Reality
Location, timing and the team—these are the key ingredients that JDS Development Group considers when deciding to take on a new project. Founder & Managing Partner Michael Stern discusses the company’s main projects and strategy.
How Bellwether Closed a Record Section 538 Deal
The Enterprise Community Investment subsidiary facilitated a $19.6 million loan for a mixed-income community in Royse City, Texas. The team that arranged the financing touches on the difficulties along the way and the affordable housing crisis in the state’s rural areas.
Home Office
Telecommuting is a popular option for many employees, so some of your residents could be working from their apartments. Does your community offer what they need? MHN and Kingsley Associates partnered to find out what renters think about working from home.
Capitol Seniors Housing Acquires NJ Community
Siena in Cinnaminson Township was developed as a condo building and will be converted to apartments. The company plans to add units and a fitness area, a yoga studio and a card room.
Employment, Affordability Drive Demand in Jacksonville
A healthy economic climate and ongoing multifamily rent growth are drawing more investors to the metro, where the sales volume rose to nearly $1.4 billion in 2017.
Housing for Veterans: Filling the Gap
The Lynd Co. and Invest in America’s Veterans Foundation have partnered to fight against homelessness among war veterans. Here’s what they’ve accomplished so far and what their plans are going forward.
Demand, Deliveries Maintain Rent Growth in the Inland Empire
Bolstered by population gains, multifamily demand continues to be strong for both Lifestyle and Renter-by-Necessity assets across the metro, where rents are expected to rise by 4.4 percent in 2018.
Lessons Learned: How to Approach Hurricane Season Prep
KW Property Management & Consulting’s Katalina Cruz shares the steps property managers and residents should take to better navigate the pre- and post-storm season.
LA Senior Housing Breaks Ground
Related Cos. and Community Development Corp.’s The Curve @ West Angeles will have 70 units, including 29 for very-low-income residents.