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Maintaining Balance Between Rents and Occupancy Is Key Challenge with Property Management
Irvine, Calif.–Laura Khouri succeeds Thomas K. Shelton as president of Western National Property Management.
Two Harlem Condo Projects Revived
New York–The Lore and the Gateway, two condominium projects in Manhattan’s Harlem neighborhood that had been stalled because of problems with their financing, have been restructured and recapitalized
Twist on Construction Materials Reduces Cost for Apt. Project
Dallas– Galaxy switched the conventional concrete for cold-formed steel (CFS) to build part of the project and it made all the financial difference.
Lyon Communities Debuts SoCal Luxury Apts
The company conducted extensive research to assess just what local residences desire most in a property.
Waterfront Condos in Philly Go on Market at 40% Discount
Philadelphia–It’s a buyers’ market right now and these condos are selling for a huge discount.
Vancouver’s Big Win
Unlike some other Olympic Villages, the newly named Millennium Water is a permanent installation, on track to becoming Canada’s first LEED Platinum neighborhood
In Wake of Oil Spill, Vacant Units in New Orleans Gobbled Up by Corporate Housing
New Orleans–As devastating as the oil spill is, it seems to have created a mini job-boom in the state of Louisiana.
Extreme Weather: Impact on Where, How We Build
Extreme weather, causing larger storms, stronger winds and more flooding than ever before.
Affordable Apt. Project in Chicago Goes Green
Chicago–$9.8 million came through the federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
A Pencil Factory Is Now A Condo Project
New York–There hasn’t been much development of newbuild condominiums in Greenpoint.