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Behringer Harvard Begins Construction on Houston Luxury Multifamily Community

Behringer Harvard has started construction on The Muse Museum District, a planned luxury multifamily community with 270 apartments in Houston.

Economy Watch: Apartment Market Continues to Tighten

Apartment vacancies nationwide continued to shrink in the first quarter of 2013, according to a report by Reis Inc.

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TODAY’S DEALS: Panther Properties Acquires Three Class A Assets for $75M

Panther Properties buys a Southern portfolio; Berkeley Point Capital closes a $32.7 million refinance loan for a California asset; and NorthMarq Capital arranges $19.35 million in acquisition financing.

Carroll Organization Continues Houston Multifamily Expansion

The Carroll Organization has acquired two residential properties in Houston, the 330-unit Waterford on Westheimer and Villas at Westheimer, which also totals 330 units.

MHN Interview: Universal Amenities and Connecting with Different Demographics

Do your amenities appeal to different demographics? MHN interviews Diana Pittro, executive vice president, RMK Management, about the different amenities her company has at various properties, which amenities have a universal appeal and what amenities renters seek out.

Construction Begins on New TOD in Charlotte’s Historic Arts District

The NoDa District of Charlotte, N.C., an enclave of distinctive galleries, restaurants, bars and performing spaces, will soon be home to a brand new 340-unit apartment building.

Corvias Group Renames Military Housing Division

Corvias Groupannounced that its military housing division will now be called Corvias Military Living, advancing a corporate re-branding that began in July 2012 with the introduction of the company’s new student housing division, Corvias Campus Living.

Economy Watch: Fannie Mae Roars Back to Profitability

Fannie Mae, practically given up for dead during the abyss of the Great Recession, showed signs of life in 2012.