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Summer Proves an Unusually Busy Season for Brooklyn Condo Project
New York, N.Y.–Closings have gotten underway at The Edge.
Condo Project in Yonkers Expected to be Boon to Local Economy
Yonkers, N.Y.–The initial phase of Monarch will yield 162 residences, the first of which will debut in 2011.
The Making of MF LEED Silver in New Jersey
MHN talks to Edward Walters Jr., about his firm’s further plans for building another multifamily property that will be entirely solar powered.
Acquisitions Will Be Significant Part of Our Growth in Foreseeable Future
Armand E. Brachman talks to MHN about Dominium’s acquisition strategy and how development has taken a back seat in the firm’s growth plans in recent years.
Market-Rate Faculty Complex Debuts in Pricey Redwood City
Redwood City, Calif.–Those in the business of education do not earn sky-high salaries, so availability of market-rate housing is a key concern.
Tackling New Role and Changing Market
Bellevue, Wash.–Three months after taking on her new role, she speaks to MHN about issues ranging from her new responsibilities and goals to the current state of the financing in the multifamily market.
Jersey City Condo Development Bucks Sluggish Sales Trend by Selling
Jersey City, N.J.–Summer has traditionally been a slow sales season for condos
Cortland Secures $9.5M for Atlanta-Area Renovation Project
Atlanta–The grip of the credit crunch may be loosening but, as Cortland Partners is well aware, securing financing for commercial real estate investments remains no simple feat.
Developers Anticipating the Return of Multifamily Property Buyers to the Yucatan
Tulum, Mexico–With recovery, the promoters of such properties are once again optimistic.
Web Feature: Tools for Preserving Aging Affordable Housing
New York–Many factors come together in the preservation of affordable housing.