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‘Economy Watch’ Podcast with Dees Stribling: Mixed Results for Housing

Mixed results for housing, but at least it isn’t a bubble this time.

The Judges Speak: Nancy Ruddy, CetraRuddy

Nancy Ruddy, founding principal of architecture and interior design firm CetraRuddy, gives her takeaways from the 2014 MHN Excellence Awards submissions. While Ruddy was happy to see the quality of architecture and design improve within the affordable sector, she questions the trend of highly amenitized student housing.

MHN TV: Boston’s Housing Boom

Boston’s multifamily housing market is booming. ADD, Inc. President Frederick A. Kramer, AIA shares insights into the factors defining opportunity for apartment developers in the Boston area.

The Judges Speak: Robert Landis, Raymond James Tax Credit Funds

Robert Landis, SVP & director of asset management, Raymond James Tax Credit Funds, gives a rundown on his takeaways from the 2014 MHN Excellence Awards submissions. The affordable sector has elevated its design to the point where it is hard to tell the different from market rate without looking at rental terms. Also, Landis speaks on the maturing multifamily market and a changing perception of what apartments mean for a neighborhood.

‘Economy Watch’ Podcast with Dees Stribling: The Fed Stands Pat on Interest Rates

The Fed stands pat on interest rates, but QE3’s a goner.

MHN TV: Tour Ten23 with Equity Residental

The Manhattan real estate market is on fire and apartment properties in Chelsea near the High Line boast some of the highest occupancies in the city. MHN tours Ten23 Apartments, a 12-story residential tower adjacent to the High Line, designed by GKV Architects for Equity Residential.

MHN TV: Miami Market Heats Up

Jonathan W. Cardello, AIA, director of ADD Inc.’s Miami Office, provides MHN with a snapshot of the Miami apartment market and the reasons the industry can expect a healthy forecast.

‘Economy Watch’ Podcast with Dees Stribling: Housing Appreciation Slows Down

Housing appreciation slows down, and fewer homeowners are under water.