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Priderock Makes Record Buy in Phoenix
The company purchased the 832-unit Heritage at Deer Valley for $125.5 million, the highest price ever paid in Phoenix for a single community.
Knoxville: No Longer in Nashville’s Shadow?
Both investors and developers are actively seeking opportunities in the market, which is expected to add new units at a rate that has not been met since 2011.
Top 10 Markets With the Largest Recent Rent Growth
A look at the cities with the highest percentage of rent growth over the past five years, along with their struggles and successes.
Population Growth Sustains Demand in Nashville
The city is slowly diversifying its economy, venturing from reliance on the entertainment industry. In response to the growing demand, developers are ramping up construction, with more than 13,000 units underway as of July.
Read the October Digital Issue of MHN
This month focuses on Energy, including a look at programs that offer incentives in multifamily communities that could yield $3.4 billion in annual savings. Also featured is an in-depth interview with Eric Margules, founder & CEO of Margules Properties, who took his company from a one-man operation to a real estate firm with $300 million in assets.
In Case You Missed It: MHN’s Top 5 Posts in September
Miss out on any of our articles or videos? Catch up with five of our most popular posts for the month, including information about Hurricane Harvey’s multifamily impact.
KTGY Designs LA Container-Based Homeless Housing
Aedis Real Estate Group’s Hope on Alvarado is the first in a series of area developments using shipping containers as a primary building material. The community will provide support services for people transitioning from homelessness.
Castle Lanterra Expands Denver Portfolio
The 44-year-old Mountain Vista Apartments marks the company’s second acquisition in the market. Eighty-five percent of the 257 units have been updated.
Phoenix: Maintaining Momentum in the Desert
The metro is outpacing the country in job creation and population growth, drawing multifamily developers and investors looking for opportunities in second-tier markets.
Raleigh: Solid Fundamentals Round Triangle’s Edges
Population gains and steady rent growth are luring multifamily investors and developers to the Research Triangle. Demand is outstripping supply, but with more than 5,000 units scheduled for completion by year-end, that trend is likely to moderate.