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Twin Cities Multifamily Report – Spring 2021
Following a rocky 2020, the Minneapolis-St. Paul market kicked off this year on the mend.
Suburban Mixed-Income Boston Project Gets Financing
The funding from MassHousing will support development of the 111-unit second phase of a mixed-income property in Brockton, Mass.
After Miami Collapse: How to Prevent the Unthinkable
The catastrophic partial collapse of Champlain Towers South is likely to advance innovations that provide early detection of serious structural problems.
Jonathan Rose Cos. JV Lands $223M Loan for Phase II of Harlem Project
When completed, Sendero Verde is expected to be the largest multifamily development in the U.S. to meet Passive House standards.
What’s Driving the Acceleration of SFR, BFR
Industry experts look at the growth of these two sectors, codify the language and discuss top players.
Harrison Street Secures $250M for Senior Housing Portfolio
The acquisition loan provides financing for a 1,118-unit portfolio that is part of a $1.2 billion deal.
St. Louis Multifamily Report – Spring 2021
With the downturn inflicting relatively soft blows, rent growth across the metro continued to hum along.
Supreme Court Keeps Eviction Ban in Place
The ruling followed President Biden’s announcement to extend the moratorium until July 31.
BH Equities Sells Tampa Bay Community for $56M
Franklin Street led the off-market transaction.
What Does Gen Z Want in Housing?
The youngest generation has a clear picture of how and where they want to live. NAA’s Paula Munger reveals the findings of the association’s most recent research in the latest podcast of our series.