Houston
Finding Value in Houston’s Multifamily Market
Sanmore Investments’ owner, Boris Sanchez, touches on multifamily investment and value-add opportunities in an often-overlooked part of the Texas metro.
Houston Community Receives $11M Refi
Nitya Capital used the loan to retire a prior acquisition financing for the 176-unit Capewood Apartments. Arbor Realty Trust originated the seven-year Fannie Mae loan.
Eagle Property Capital Expands Houston Portfolio
The company added to its holdings in the city with three communities totaling 750 units acquired through a private investment vehicle.
Houston Community Lands $14M in Construction Financing
HS Development received a HUD 221(d)(4) loan for the 115-unit The Edge at Langham Creek project. MidHudson arranged the transaction, with Greystone as originator.
Occupancy Down, Rents Up in Post-Hurricane Houston
Overall occupancy declined over the past year, as the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey continues to be felt, according to the latest report by Berkadia. Development is focused in the downtown core, where average rents grew by 4.3 percent.
Houston Apartment Community Changes Ownership
Located in the heart of Houston’s Energy Corridor, the Ashford Apartments was purchased by Allied Orion Group in its first multifamily acquisition in 19 years.
Houston Community Receives $26M Loan
Park Texas Apartments’ 587 units spread across 51 two-story buildings. The garden-style community is undergoing extensive capital improvements, following damage caused by Hurricane Ike.
American Landmark Acquires 282-Unit Houston Community
The Class A asset located in the South Main area is next to Interstate 610 and came online last year.
29th Street Capital Expands Houston Portfolio
The 438-unit Limestone Apartments, located in the George Bush Park submarket, marks the firm’s ninth acquisition in the city and its second investment in the last six months.
Inland Private Capital Sells Houston-Area Community
Goldman Sachs Asset Management Private Real Estate purchased the asset in a transaction that involved a $28.8 million loan held by TIAA.