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In Wake of Oil Spill, Vacant Units in New Orleans Gobbled Up by Corporate Housing
New Orleans–As devastating as the oil spill is, it seems to have created a mini job-boom in the state of Louisiana.
Manhattan Residential Market Slowly Climbing Out of Recession
New York–The average Manhattan apartment sale price of $1,377,135 was up slightly from last quarter.
Vancouver’s Big Win
Unlike some other Olympic Villages, the newly named Millennium Water is a permanent installation, on track to becoming Canada’s first LEED Platinum neighborhood
On Location: West Village Apartments, Durham, N.C.
West Village residents prefer an urban setting to the suburbs, and they enjoy walking or riding their bikes to nearby destinations.
A Winding Path Ahead
Despite a state budget crisis and an uncertain gubernatorial future, San Francisco’s reputation as a creative hub could make it as good as gold for investment opportunities.
Finishing Touches Seal the Deal
Cost-effective amenities offer an edge in competition for residents
Get Your ‘A’ Game On
The race is hard—so don’t neglect cosmetic improvements and lifestyle community trends
Science and Psychology of Leasing: Tips from Lisa Trosien
New Orleans–When a prospect walks into your leasing center, does it resonate with positivity?
Affordable Housing Proves to be Engine for Local Economic Improvement in NYC
New York–The economic benefits of affordable housing, beyond the provision of much-needed low-cost apartment residences, is threefold.
SF Condo Market Sees Dwindling Supply
San Francisco–The recession greatly slowed the development of for-sale condominium housing in San Francisco.