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Field House at Bay Meadows, 282 Pony Lane

HFF Arranges $133M Financing for 3 Bay Area Communities

The portfolio consists of the 158-unit Russell, the 70-unit Quimby and the 108-unit Field House, all in San Mateo.

The Van Buren, Chicago

Loukas Development Tops Off Chicago Mixed-Use

Designed by bKL Architecture, the 12-story Van Buren will comprise 148 luxury units and 7,500 square feet of ground-floor retail space.

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LA Community Sells for $24M

HFF brokered the sale of Infinity West, a 43-unit property located in West Hollywood, on behalf of the seller, Bolour Associates.

Sterling Real Estate Snaps Up Austin Asset

A joint venture between Barker Pacific Group and Pacific Real Estate Partners has acquired the 230-unit Spring Valley Apartments.

Houston Property Completes Renovations, Opens After Hurricane Harvey

Kings Cove Apartments underwent $6 million in upgrades to the first-floor apartment interiors and several of the amenity spaces.

Waypoint Residential Nabs 4 Midwestern Properties

The company’s acquisitions include three market-rate communities in Chicago and Columbus, Ohio, and a student housing asset near the University of Kansas in Lawrence, Kan.

Zavala Capital Expands Atlanta Footprint

Jake Reid and Roger Schoerner of Franklin Street Real Estate acted on behalf of the seller in the $9.7 million transaction.

The Related Group Unveils Atlanta High Rise

Icon Midtown, the company’s third completed Icon tower this year, includes 390 units and an amenity deck that features a pool and a game area.

Downtown Baltimore’s Luxurious Metamorphosis

The conversion of historic office buildings into upscale apartments is reshaping the metro’s core. Greater Baltimore Committee President & CEO Donald Fry reveals how the area has become the city’s fastest-growing residential neighborhood.