New York

Affordable NJ Community Changes Hands

The new owner acquired Berkeley Terrace for a price tag of $12.2 million and plans to invest in extensive renovations. The project is slated for completion by August 2018.

Morris II Apartments rendering

Omni Breaks Ground on $68M Affordable Bronx Community

The 15-story Morris II Apartments will comprise 154 units with a 4,000-square-foot ground-floor community space, and 30 percent of the units will be permanently affordable.

Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group Makes Promotion

With more than 11 years at the company, Norma-Jean Callahan will head up sales efforts for the newly launched Waterline Square, a 2.2 million-square-foot luxury condominium project in Manhattan.

Post-Recession Apartment Boom Earns Long Island City Top Spot

Of all the apartment construction we witnessed in the past few years, 10 U.S. neighborhoods stand out for the greatest numbers of apartments built in the post-recession rental boom era.

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Top 5 NYC Multifamily Sales

PropertyShark compiled the top 5 multifamily sales for June 2017 in New York City.

Greystone Secures Largest HUD Loan for Nursing Facility

The $78.4 million refinancing for the 510-bed property in Brooklyn, N.Y., follows a $20 million capital improvement plan implemented by Centers Health Care.

Rosewood Closes $83M Queens Sale

President Aaron Jungreis represented both the seller and the buyer in the exchange of the 343-unit portfolio. The seven buildings were constructed between 1913 and 1941.

NJ Community Changes Hands in $73M Deal

The Addison at Princeton Meadows was built in 1981 and offers studios and one- and two-bedroom units. It was purchased free and clear of existing debt.

Tishman Speyer’s Jackson Park Tops Out in NYC

The community, located in New York City’s fastest-growing neighborhood, Long Island City, Queens, will include more than 1,800 apartments and 120,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities, as well as a private 1.6-acre park.

Top 10 Markets for Supply Growth

Decelerating rent growth and stagnant or falling occupancy rates suggest that developers can no longer expect the same returns experienced in recent years. As a result, development will likely slow down. According to Yardi Matrix data, these 10 markets are expected to see the greatest increases to supply this year.