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Freddie Mac Revises 2017 Outlook
In this video, the GSE concludes that, despite performance moderating from cycle highs, the U.S. multifamily market should remain healthy into 2018.
Wasatch Group Lands $47M Refi Loan
The company used the loan to pay off a Fannie Mae regulatory bond on Chesapeake Commons, a 600-unit community in Rancho Cordova, Calif.
CBRE Arranges Sale of Phoenix Community
Located at 550 W. Maryland Ave., the garden-style townhome community offers large two-bedroom units averaging 1,386 square feet. Amenities include an outdoor kitchen and lounge area, a fitness center and more.
Walker & Dunlop Closes $289M Financing for CA Portfolio
The properties comprise nearly 2,200 units in four major markets. Of the 21 properties, 11 have Section 8 HAP contracts to provide affordable housing, and 10 qualify for Fannie Mae’s Green Rewards Program.
Covenant Buys $30M Indianapolis Community
Columns of Castleton was 99.5 percent occupied as of June. The company plans to implement a $4.7 million plan for renovating unit interiors and upgrading amenities.
Chicago’s Aurélien Ready for Residents
Ryan Cos. completed the 31-story, 368-unit luxury tower some two years after it broke ground on the high-rise project. The cost of the development reached $100 million.
RXR to Develop 28-Story Mixed-Use Towers in New Rochelle
Anchors of the New York City suburb’s $4 billion redevelopment plan, the two high-rises will comprise about 700 units between them. City officials are eyeing up to 12 million square feet of new construction.
Greystone Expands Denver Team
The company has added Kelley Klobetanz as a new managing director on its FHA lending team. She brings more than 15 years of experience in various real estate positions.
Watercrest Breaks Ground on FL Senior Community
In partnership with Providence One Partners, Watercrest Senior Living Group started work on Sage Park Assisted Living and Memory Care near Orlando. The project will feature 128 luxury units and several wellness programs.
George Smith Secures Financing for Hollywood Condo Conversion
The $4.5 million loan will be used by Friedman Capital to purchase and transform Patio del Moro into a condominium. The historic asset was once home to celebrities such as Charlie Chaplin or Humphrey Bogart.