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$137M Million Student Housing Completed at U of C Irvine
Irvine, Calif.–Austin-based American Campus Communities Inc. has completed a housing project at the University of California-Irvine.
Where and Why Are Prospects Looking for Apartments?
New York–A big factor in a multifamily management or owning company’s success is figuring out the answer to a basic question: where and why prospects are shopping for apartments.
Lottery Begins for Affordable-Income Apartments at $220M Project in the Bronx
New York, N.Y.–Joy Construction Corp. has just kicked off the first lottery for St. Ann’s Terrace in the Bronx, making available 380 of the 641 residences.
Good Operators Have Effective Renewal Strategies
Barfield talks to MHN about the top property management trends and challenges he is witnessing.
Chicago’s Newest Luxury Rental
Chicago–EnV Luxury Apartments is a 249-unit, 29-story project in Chicago.
Luxe List Home Adds 12 Atlanta Communities to Its 2010 List
Los Angeles–Luxe List Home has chosen 12 luxury apartment communities in Atlanta for inclusion in the 2010 Luxe List.
High Demand for Foreclosed Multifamily Now
Gladstone is seeing first-hand the dispositions of distressed properties, including a generous share of multifamily properties.
Apartment Property in Hoboken Gets LEED Gold Certification, A First for its Developer
Hoboken, N.J.–Berkshire at the Shipyard, a new 93-unit apartment building in Hoboken, N.J., has just achieved LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.
TODs Are about Choice, Not Sacrifice
Ken Ryan of KTGY Group talks to MHN about the issues that are impacting sustainable transportation solutions and transit-oriented developments/districts (TODs).
Lenders Still Lending for Apartments, But at Much Lower Volume
Washington, D.C.–The Mortgage Bankers Association reports that aggregate lending for financing apartment properties nationwide shrank about 40 percent in 2009 compared with 2008.