Mid-Atlantic
Greysteel Leads Sale Of Pomeroy Gardens in D.C.
Greysteel has arranged the sale of Pomeroy Gardens, a 60-unit, garden-style apartment community located in the city’s Buena Vista neighborhood.
Affordable Senior Housing Coming to Pittsburgh
The Urban Redevelopment Authority board voted to approve funding for a new affordable senior housing project, Hillcrest Senior Residences.
MHA Arranges Sale of Charleston Community
A 142-unit community located along Mount Pleasant’s burgeoning Highway 17 corridor was acquired by Chaucer Creek Capital, in a deal arranged by Multi Housing Advisors.
BRG Invests in 245-Unit Luxury Community in Raleigh
BRG announced investment to acquire and develop Villages at Lake Boone in Raleigh.
Douglas Development Finishes First Phase of The Hecht Warehouse
The community, managed by The Bozzuto Group, contains a “speakeasy” clubroom.
Philly Gets First Zero-Carbon-Footprint Residential Building
Post Brothers’ Goldtex apartment community celebrated its achievement as Philadelphia’s first and only LEED Gold certified residential high-rise.
Matan to Bring 352 Luxury Apartments to Urbana
Matan Cos. has joined forces with Morgan Keller, Grimm+Parker and Gables Residential to develop a luxury apartment community in Frederick County, Md.
Kettler, Cornerstone Start Work on Suburban DC Apartments
The property will be 275-unit mid-rise apartment community.
Crescent Communities Plans Mixed-Use Development in Charlotte
Crescent’s Stonewall Station TOD mixed-use project will feature 459 luxury apartments and a 47,000-square-foot Whole Foods Market.
Government, Kent State Reach Settlement in Therapeutic Support Animals in Student Housing Case
Washington, D.C.—The U.S. Department of Justice and Kent State University have reached a $145,000 settlement over claims of discrimination under the Fair Housing Act. As part of the settlement, Kent State agreed to pay $100,000 to two former students denied to keep emotional support dogs in their university apartments; $30,000 to the fair housing organization that advocated on behalf of them; and $15,000 to the United States. The university also agreed to adopt a housing policy allowing students with psychological disabilities to keep therapeutic support animals in university housing. The settlement agreement is currently awaiting court approval. In 2014, DOJ…