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The Great Outdoors?
What do your residents think of your outdoor amenities and activities? MHN and Kingsley Associates partnered to find out.
PCCP, Insight Property Acquire $132M VA Community
Oakwood Falls Church comprises 576 units across four buildings and offers residents access to a 15,000-square-foot clubhouse, an on-site convenience store and a hot tub.
Top 10 Largest Multifamily Conversions in the Pacific Northwest
The area recorded a high number of adaptive reuse projects that transformed hotels into affordable multifamily communities, breathing new life into historic buildings. Some of the structures served military purposes during World War II.
What’s in Store for the Apartment Industry
While demand for multifamily housing remains strong, the sector faces a number of challenges, according to multifamily experts speaking at the National Association of Real Estate Editors annual real-estate journalism conference in Las Vegas.
Changing the Perception of Affordable Housing
Affordable housing goes beyond the concept of Section 8 housing and government assistance. Industry experts at the National Apartment Association’s Apartmentalize conference shared the benefits that this asset class can bring to a neighborhood.
Supply vs. Demand: Multifamily’s Tug of War
At the National Apartment Association’s Apartmentalize conference in San Diego, experts shed light on generational changes, rent control and other crucial issues facing the industry.
Greystar Completes Suburban Miami Community
The resort-style Elan Maison in Davie features 394 units and includes a herb garden, a tanning room and a yoga studio.
Titan Real Estate Sells Suburban Atlanta Apartments
This is the second multifamily sale completed by Titan this week to have been previously owned by Ares Management.
Unlocking Potential in New York’s Emerging Submarkets
Eran Polack, CEO & co-founder of HAP Investments, analyzes investment opportunities across the metro and outlines the drivers of Northern Manhattan’s rapid transformation.
New Supply Tempers Rent Growth in Denver
The metro’s steady job additions and population gains have rapidly pushed up housing demand. But the resultant heavy apartment development has put a damper on rent growth.