Mid-Atlantic
Work Begins on Affordable Seniors Housing in Baltimore
Enterprise Homes has broken ground on the Greens at Irvington Mews, a 100-unit affordable housing development in Baltimore.
Report Reveals Favorable Multifamily Prospects For the Foreseeable Future
A recent report by TD Economics, an affiliate of TD Bank, confirms the generally positive state (for landlords) of the U.S. multifamily housing market.
Report Sees Greater South Atlantic Development Opportunity
Construction activity slumped markedly during the recession, resulting in good near-term opportunity for increased building of multifamily housing in every state.
Maryland Affordable Housing Completes Redevelopment
The redevelopment of the 100-unit Harper House in Columbia, Md., has been completed, according to Enterprise Home, which held a grand re-opening ceremony recently to mark the occasion.
NDC Launches New Equity Fund
The National Development Council has launched its 10th low-income housing tax credit fund.
Mixed-Use Development Under Construction in Bethesda
Ground was broken last week on an ambitious mixed-use development in the heart of Bethesda, Md.
MHN Interview: D.C. Development Trends for Multifamily
William Hard, vice president and principal of LCOR, a D.C.-based development company, and vice chair of ULI Washington, talks to MHN about multifamily trends in the D.C. area.
Seniors Housing Sees Occupancy Uptick
Seniors housing occupancy saw an uptick in the first quarter of 2012, according to the most recent report on the industry by NIC MAP.
Partners Acquire D.C. Mixed-Use Property for $26M
Urban Investment Partners and Infinity Real Estate have acquired a 114-unit apartment building in Washington, D.C. for $26 million.
Apartments Originally Designed to be Condos Appeal to Renters
A 255-unit apartment complex in Pikesville, Md., has averaged 35 percent resident turnover, below the industry average of 50 or 60 percent.