Mid-Atlantic
Vesta Plans Redevelopment of DC Apartments
Vesta Corp. has unveiled plans to completely redevelop Highland Terrance Apartments, a 124-unit multifamily property formerly known as the Gregory Apartments. The apartment community is in the southeast region of Washington, D.C.
Brian P. Brooks Appointed Executive Vice President, General Counsel, and Corporate Secretary
Fannie Mae announced it has appointed Brian P. Brooks, 45, as executive vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary effective November 10.
UIP Completes Renovation of Century-Old DC Apartments
Urban Investment Partners has completed the renovation of a 1910-vintage apartment building in Washington, D.C., known as The Madeira.
LCOR Announces New Hire
LCOR, a fully integrated real estate company specializing in property development, investment and management, announced the addition of Zachary Anduiza to the team serving the Washington, D.C., metro area.
Northern New Jersey Apartment Market Podcast
Pierce Eislen’s Ron Brock Sr. and Jack Kern discuss Northern New Jersey apartment market fundamentals in this edition of MHN’s apartment market podcast.
Condo Conversion of Federalist Era Mansion Nearly Complete
Pre-sales for condominiums in The Maples, a Federalist Era Washington, D.C., mansion originally built by William Mayne Duncanson, have reached 70 percent according to the property’s exclusive sales and marketing firm, Urban Pace.
Walker & Dunlop to Acquire Johnson Capital
Walker & Dunlop Inc. announced that is has agreed to acquire Johnson Capital’s loan origination and servicing platform.
Enterprise Homes Opens Seniors Housing Near Baltimore
Work has been completed on the Greens at Logan Field, an affordable seniors housing project in Baltimore County.
Toby Bozzuto Named ‘Developer of the Year’ by Maryland Building Industry Association
The Maryland Building Industry Association (MBIA) has named Toby Bozzuto, president of The Bozzuto Group, as its Developer of the Year.
DC’s Rittenhouse Apartments Put on the Block
Rittenhouse Apartments, a 208-unit property in Washington, D.C., has been put on the market by TIAA-CREF, which has owned it for only about six months.