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Work Begins on Housing for the Disabled in Orange County
Ground has been broken for Vista Del Rio, a 41-unit affordable housing property in Santa Ana, Calif., a city in Orange County.
TODAY'S DEALS: Luxury Asset Breaks Ground at the University of North Texas
A new student housing development breaks ground at the University of North Texas; Beech Street closes a Fannie Mae loan for a 144-unit Bronx asset; and Jones Lang LaSalle completes a $28.5 million sale.
'Economy Watch' Podcast with Dees Stribling: May Wasn't a Good Month for the Economy
With investors and employers nervous, May wasn’t a good month for the economy.
Technology Amenities Residents Look For
In a recent webinar titled “Technology for Your Property: The Tech Amenities Residents Want Today,” hosts Mike Whaling, vice president, business development, InfiniSys Electronic Architects and Karen Rice, chief information officer, Grace Hill, discussed how to incorporate technology into new developments.
Tryko Partners Acquires HUD-Subsidized Seniors Housing
The multifamily portfolio of Tryko Partners has grown again, with the acquisition of Levittown, Pa.’s Galilee Village, a 170-unit property that provides HUD-subsidized apartment living for independent older adults.
Economy Watch: Job Growth Anemic Again in May
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the U.S. economy created a net of 69,000 jobs in May, a bit less than the revised April figure of 77,000.
Flushing's Sky View Parc Passes Half-Way Mark
Demand is relatively strong, supply relatively weak. That’s the state of the condo market in New York now, and that goes for places like Brooklyn and Queens as well as Manhattan.
TODAY'S DEALS: McCann Buys 276-Unit Asset Near Orlando
McCann Realty Partners buys an asset 25 miles west of Orlando; Federal Capital Partners completes a $14.8 million purchase in Maryland; and NorthMarq Capital arranges $23.25 million for an off-campus student housing community.
Six Things Both Parents and Students Want in Student Housing
When it comes to student housing, it might seem like students and parents want different things. But they are actually looking for a lot of the same things.
MARKET SNAPSHOT: Vacancy in Milwaukee Ticks Up Slightly with Expanding Development
The city of Milwaukee is set to see the largest increase in apartment inventory since 2000, with 700 units expected to come online by year’s end.