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ZOM to Launch New Generation Living
A unique luxury residential apartment community just minutes from the Atlantic Ocean is hitting the Pompano Beach scene.
Transforming Market-Rate to Student Housing
MIG Real Estate has completed renovations on 12Fifty5 On University Apartments in Tempe, Ariz., converting the former conventional apartments known as Quadrangles Village into a 756-bed student housing development.
Economy Watch: Is Terrorism Affecting CRE?
A look at what’s currently worrying CRE executives.
TODAY’S DEALS: Hamilton Zanze Finds Value in Austin
Tech growth draws Hamilton Zanze to Austin; Home Properties starts a New Jersey repositioning play; and Eastern Union Funding closes a “100 percent” construction loan for a Manhattan mixed-use development.
How Stressing the Arts Could Attract Renters
Meta Housing Corp. has broken ground on the Glendale Arts Colony, an 70-unit, arts-focused, affordable housing development in Glendale, in Los Angeles County.
Emaar Unveils Acacia at Park Heights Apartments in Dubai Hills Estate
Following strong investor response to the earlier introduction of Mulberry at Park Heights, Emaar Properties launches sales at its newest residential development in Dubai.
Freddie Mac Closes Largest MHC Portfolio with Walker & Dunlop
Walker & Dunlop Inc. announced the closing of a $177 million loan portfolio with Sun Communities (Sun) that includes 13 manufactured housing communities in Michigan, Colorado, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Florida.
Tempting Renters with Ultra Luxury
Construction has officially begun on a $28-million luxury apartment community in Jacksonville.
How to Find Success with a Class B Property
Multifamily real estate investment and management services provider Advenir has acquired the Boynton Beach, Fla., property formerly called La Costa. Now renamed Advenir @ La Costa, the community is a 328-unit, Class B property located at 4101 Mahogany Dr. in Boynton Beach.
Economy Watch: Is the Housing Market Faltering, or Just a Little Slow?
The latest few S&P Case-Shiller Home Price Indexes point to an odd phenomenon: even though the economy as a whole is finally getting stronger, housing is looking softer.