Regions
C.W. Driver Completes $78M Student Housing Project
The assets include a 407-bed community and a 750-seat dining facility and will serve students attending California State University, San Bernardino.
Optima Breaks Ground on Luxury Community in AZ
The company has broken ground on phase II of Optima Kierland Center in Scottsdale, which will include 202 units. The project is slated for completion in 2020.
In Case You Missed It: MHN’s Top 5 Posts in September
Miss out on any of our articles? Catch up with five of our most popular posts for the month.
GAIA Acquires 90 Condo Units in Manhattan
The firm paid $53 million for the apartments located within Bridge Tower Place, a luxury building on the Upper East Side.
Timing’s Right for Multi-Asset Financing Solutions
Rising interest rates, market uncertainty and favorable borrowing conditions make looking beyond single-asset mortgages critical.
Meet Freddie Mac’s Newest SVP
Steve Lansbury joined the financier two decades ago. He will replace Deborah Jenkins, who will also be promoted to executive vice president.
Multifamily Design Trends: Workspaces in the Lobby
Color, functionality and a social atmosphere are three very important aspects when designing a community for the younger generation, according to Jules Escalona, art director at Straight Designs. Another key feature is the revamped version of the classic business center.
Standard Communities Upgrades San Jose Senior Housing Community
The affordable housing division of Standard Cos. renovated Villa de Guadalupe Apartments, preserving the property’s affordability. The three-story asset serves low-income seniors.
$17M Adaptive Reuse Project Opens in NY
A trio of companies redeveloped a vacant industrial building in Cortland into mixed-income apartments and more than 100,000 square feet of commercial space.
On the Market: 5 Interesting Listings for the Week of 9/24
This week’s listings include a value-add opportunity in the growing Glendale area of Queens, N.Y.; a well-positioned Connecticut portfolio; and more.











