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An Insider’s View of Brooklyn’s Affordable Housing Crisis

Nelson Management Group’s Robert Nelson discusses the impact of the Vital Brooklyn initiative, which is meant to alleviate the borough’s affordable housing shortage, and the company’s projects in the sector.

CA Senior Living to Expand WA Community

The renovated Quail Park of Lynnwood, which currently has 130 units, will include 252 units and enhanced assisted-living services.

Kennedy Wilson Sells $422M Portfolio

The six communities comprise a total of 2,199 units and are located across California, Nevada, Washington and Oregon.

Stepped-Up Development Takes a Toll in Philadelphia

Echoing a trend that marks some other major metros in 2018, the pace of construction has caught up with demand. That, in turn, is keeping rent growth at modest levels.

Oscar Rodriguez, principal of ROVR Development

Reinventing Luxury Development in Miami’s Coconut Grove

Oscar Rodriguez, principal of ROVR Development, reveals the company’s newest luxury development and how it fits into the neighborhood’s authentic scene.

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Poll: Summer Events

MHN has a new poll! We want to know what’s the most popular summer event at your community. 

Robust Demand Keeps Occupancy Up in the Twin Cities

The metro’s multifamily market is an investor magnet, boosted by the presence of Fortune 500 companies and a strong education system, which continue to attract new residents to the region.

Construction Underway on $1B CA Waterfront Development

Alameda Point Partners broke ground on the first phase of a mixed-use community that will include 673 units. The property is located on the site of a former naval base.

Job Growth Boosts Orlando

Sustained by exceptional employment and population gains, the metro’s multifamily rents continue to rise, pushing low- and middle-income residents to the suburbs.

Multifamily REITs to Flourish in Major Metros: Morningstar

According to the company’s latest report, market conditions in the New York City, Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington, D.C., metros could have a significant impact on four of the largest REITs over the next two years.