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Pinnacle Chosen to Manage Denver Luxury Community
TIAA acquired the 1,184-unit, garden-style property in 2005, for more than $175 million. The Highlands Ranch asset is located two miles west of Interstate 25.
Top 10 Dallas Completions of 2017
More than 17,000 units came online over the past year, as the metro continues to attract both domestic and foreign investors.
Timberland Grows in Twin Cities, Obtains $50M Loan
The company will add one more community to its Twin Cities portfolio of nine properties. The new construction will be adjacent to the planned METRO Green Line Extension.
Exterior Design Trends on the Rise
Jules Escalona of Straight Designs discusses key color palettes for multifamily, how to design by location and the impact of outdoor living.
Walker & Dunlop Provides Financing for Dallas Property
The company supplied a Fannie Mae Green Rewards loan for Las Terrazas, a 230-unit community that features tennis courts, a pool and a picnic area.
LIVEbe Tapped to Manage MD Luxury Apartments
The company will employ ambassadors to provide customer service to residents of The Bowen, a LEED Silver-certified community in Bowie.
Fannie Mae Expands Green Lending, Housing Innovation Platforms
Jeffery Hayward, executive vice president & head of Fannie Mae’s multifamily mortgage business, sat down with MHN at MBA’s CREF/Multifamily Housing Convention & Expo in San Diego to provide an industry-wide outlook and discuss the GSE’s new initiatives for 2018.
Samuels & Associates, Landsea Debut Boston Luxury Tower
Designed by Arquitectonica, Pierce Boston features 240 apartments, 109 condos and 20,000 square feet of ground-floor retail and dining.
San Diego Remains a Landlord’s Market
Demand continues to be healthy in the area, sustained by demographic expansion and a sluggish pipeline. Rent growth ended 2017 at 4.6 percent, nearly double the U.S. average.
Golub & Co., USAA Buy Chicago’s Century Tower
The joint venture plans to renovate the historic building and transform the existing 292 condominiums into luxury apartments.