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LMC Tops Out NJ Mixed-Use Development

The Lively—the company’s first development in the Northeast—features 180 luxury units, as well as a large-scale theater and supporting spaces dedicated to the arts.

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Inland Empire Multifamily Report – Winter 2019

Multifamily property sales totaled $1.4 billion in 2018 and are expected to spike this year, following the rejection of Proposition 10.

South TX Community Changes Hands

Seneca Investments sold Stoneleigh Harlingen, a 180-unit Rio Grande Valley asset. JLL Capital Markets brokered the transaction on behalf of the seller.

JPI Begins Work on 282-Unit Dallas Community

Jefferson Texas Plaza is the developer’s 10th community in the Irving-Las Colinas submarket. The property will be close to the University of Dallas and the Toyota Music Factory complex.

Wells Fargo Refinances Manhattan Luxury Properties

The Gotham Organization received the permanent mortgage loans, totaling $184 million, for two upscale apartment buildings in Midtown West and Midtown South.

Jacksonville Multifamily Market: Florida’s Rising Star

Rosendo Caveiro, senior vice president of Avison Young, shares his thoughts on what drives demand in the metro, potential challenges and expectations for the year ahead.

Long Beach Property Sells for $72M

Berkadia arranged the disposition of The Landing at Long Beach on behalf of the seller. The new owners plan to invest $28,000 per unit for upgrades.

Nuveen Real Estate Sells 336-Unit Raleigh Asset

The 14-building community changed hands for $46.1 million. The buyer used a $27.7 million loan originated by Prudential Financial to finance the acquisition.

The Answer to the Bay Area’s Affordable Housing Crisis

Enterprise Community Partners’ Rich Gross and Kaiser Permanente’s Bechara Choucair talk about their joint projects. The two companies launched a $100 million loan fund to create and preserve multifamily rentals.

$26M Financing Earmarked for Houston Portfolio

Capital One provided the Fannie Mae loans to Solid Goods Corp. to refinance the Villas at Cypresswood and the Lakewood Apartments.