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Nashville’s Largest Mixed-Use Project Begins Construction
Fifth + Broadway will feature 350 residential units, 235,000 square feet of retail and entertainment space, 385,000 square feet of Class A office and more than 2,000 parking spaces.
Taurus Snags $56M MA Property
The investment firm acquired Wellington Parkside from SMC Management. The Everett community was built in 2015 and includes 190 units.
Work Begins on Daytona Beach Shores Condos
The community, developed by Jim Mack and Greenpointe Communities, will be the area’s first oceanfront condominium in more than a decade.
Mill Creek Begins Construction on Dallas Luxury Apartments
In a joint venture with Abington Properties, the company secured construction financing with UMB Bank for the six-story, 190-unit upscale community.
Orlando Apartments Change Hands for $22M
Dominium Management Services procured the 304-unit community from Fieldstone Properties. The company plans to do a “significant” rehab on the amenities.
Campus Advantage Sells University of South Florida Asset
The company acquired On50 in 2014 and executed a value-add investment strategy. It addressed the property’s deferred maintenance issues, and partnered in an integrated marketing approach delivered by industry specialist Catalyst.
Why So Serious?
Living in an apartment community is no laughing matter. Or is it? This month, in honor of April Fool’s Day, we paired up with Kingsley Associates to find out what residents joke about.
Bozzuto Exec on Ways to Achieve Innovative Corporate Culture
Stephanie Williams, president of Bozzuto Management Group and co-founder of the Bozzuto Diversity and Inclusion program, discusses why diversity at every level of a company can strengthen relationships with residents.
Tougher Times for Apartment Development?
According to Chicago multifamily experts speaking at the Marcus & Millichap/IPA Multifamily Forum Chicago, it’s currently difficult to get new developments off the ground. But, there could be hope.
Top 10 Apartment Owners in Los Angeles
Ballooning home prices have made homeownership more difficult, and in turn put downward pressure on apartment vacancy rates. The pronounced need for housing has resulted in a construction boom, and there are no signs of a slowdown.