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In Case You Missed It: MHN’s Top 5 Posts in October
Miss out on any of our articles? Catch up with five of our most popular posts for the month.
Jonathan Rose on What’s Ahead for Multifamily
The executive reflects on the past year in multifamily, including the disruptors set to impact the industry in 2018.
Hines to Develop 1st San Antonio Community
Designed by Meeks + Partners, the 396-unit community will be built within The RIM, a 1.8 million-square-foot mixed-use development. Construction is set to begin in the first quarter of 2018 with occupancy in spring of 2019.
WinnCompanies Completes MA Adaptive Reuse
Residences at Mill 10 includes 75 units of mixed-income housing in a 110-year-old former mill building in the western Massachusetts community of Ludlow.
Sacramento Market Maintains Robust Rent Growth
While investment activity has slightly tempered in the city, property values have skyrocketed, boosting average per-unit prices to $160,000. New supply remains limited, as only 900 units will be added to the market in 2017.
Work Underway on CA Ventures’ Phoenix Community
The first of three phases of The LINK PHX is a 30-story mixed-use structure that will feature 257 apartments and 7,000 square feet of retail space, half of which will be reserved for start-ups, not-for-profit enterprises and artists.
Detroit’s Slow Acceleration
The metro is on the verge of an economic turnaround, largely due to its broad-based employment growth. This restoration is reflected in the local multifamily market’s improving fundamentals, as well.
Freddie Mac Survey Reveals Demand Drivers for Rental Housing
A growing number of renters see renting as an option that fits their lifestyle, and a savvy choice at many life stages.
Harris Leads Apartment Design Discussion at MHN-CPE Awards Party
The event featured a keynote address from Fred Harris, managing director of development at Jonathan Rose Cos. and a panel discussion with Richard Broder, Broder & Sachse Real Estate; Ammr Vandal, nARCHITECTS; Stephanie Williams, Bozzuto Management Co.; and Christine Slaughter, Shaw Floors.
Albuquerque: Duke City Strives to End Woes
The metro has one of the highest unemployment rates in the nation and moderate population growth, yet its real estate fundamentals continue to lag those of neighboring areas.