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A Look at Long Island City’s Robust Condo Market
According to a recent study by HPDM, the average price per square foot for closed condo deals in Long Island City, N.Y., has risen steadily each of the past five years.
Why Millennials Want Shorter Leases
The supply/demand imbalance and sky-high rents have led to an emerging trend in the apartment industry.
Luxury Development Coming Soon to San Diego’s Waterfront
The luxury building will consist of 215 two- and three-bedroom residences ranging in size from 1,240 to 2,608 square feet.
California Multifamily Fundamentals Continue to be Strong: Allen Matkins-ULCA
The survey finds that people are optimistic about multifamily development in California.
Construction Cost Increases Ease Off a Bit in January
Costs have risen more and the squeeze is now on for labor.
Hines Makes First Foray into Apartment Acquisition, Buying Nevada Property for $58M
Hines has acquired a community in a Las Vegas suburb for $58.2 million.
Housing Partnership Network Details Lessons from UK Affordable Housing System
The report presented a comparison of the role of social enterprises in both countries
Luxury Condos in Manhattan’s West Village Land $285M in Financing
HFF secured the construction financing for 160 Leroy Street, a planned luxury condominium project by a powerhouse development and design team.
CIM Group Debuts Chicago’s Marquee at Block 37
The community is a 34-story, 690-unit apartment tower, set atop the northern end of the four-level Block 37 retail center.
Mixed-Use Development to Rise Across from Historic Beacon Theatre
Eastern Union secured a $14.8 million construction loan for Opal Holdings’ new mixed-use residential development that will transform the current building at 207 W. 75th Street.