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Thinking Outside the 350-SF Box
National Apartment Association members convened at the group’s recent Education Conference to address key topics, from maximizing ROI through design to cultivating the next generation of talent.
Berkadia Closes Sale of Student Housing Assets for $146M
The properties include Ava University District, a 289-unit community, near the University of Washington, and Fullerton University Village, a 100-unit community near California State University.
How Independent Apartment Owners Can Increase Income
Independent owners can maximize income and value using similar tools to their institutional counterparts’. Here are some suggestions from the National Apartment Association’s recent Education Conference.
George Smith Secures $27M for Hollywood Community
Massie Capital and Glenn & Shannon Dellimore plan to refinance an older acquisition loan and fund further renovations, as well as the off-market acquisition of an adjacent property.
J Street Lands Dupont Circle Site for Condo Project
The developer plans to build The Pacifica, a nine-unit luxury community in Washington, D.C. In partnership with the Dupont Circle Citizens’ Association, the company is offering the historic buildings currently on the site for free.
HPI Snags Memphis-Area Community
The 400-unit Annandale Gardens comprises one-, two- and three-bedroom floorplans. This marks the second acquisition of HPI Real Estate Fund V.
Unveiled: Brook Avenue Apartments in the Bronx
Yuco Real Estate Co.’s $25 million, 66-unit development was financed under Mayor De Blasio’s Housing New York plan.
Texas Multifamily Portfolio Lands $77M Refi
The portfolio was refinanced over the course of six months, with Walker & Dunlop Vice President Dough Hart leading the origination team. The 10-year term Fannie Mae loans have 30-year amortization schedules.
Baltimore Community Lands $73M HUD Construction Loan
The 317-unit Berkleigh in Middle River is part of Baltimore Crossroads @ 95, a large-scale project that will encompass office space, retail, two hotels, 1,000 homes and two multifamily properties.
San Antonio Lures Investors
The city has a diversified economy and employment is growing in most industries. That has fueled demand for apartments, which is expected to remain high as the metro continues to add jobs and households at a rate above the national average, and as more residents move south to avoid the growing cost of housing in Austin.