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NJ Condos Receive New Management

The property, which includes 300 one- and two-bedroom condominium units across 19 buildings, features community amenities including swimming pools and tennis courts.

Harrison Street Snags German Student Housing Portfolio

The company purchased 1,000 units in cities throughout the country from MPC Capital AG, which will continue to manage the STAYTOO-branded properties.

Real Estate Takes on Drone Technology

With potential applications in marketing, site management and logisitics, drones are slowly but steadily gaining ground in the real estate industry.

Skanska Wins $170M CA Contract

The firm is slated to erect two San Francisco communities containing nearly 600 units, which will serve the students of the University of California.

Integrity Working on Affordable Housing in Ventura

Riverside Apartments will feature 23 units and will incorporate sustainable construction best practices. The project is being developed in partnership with MW Development.

Marcus & Millichap Partner Facilitates $16M Sale in MN

Mox Gunderson, Dan Linnell and Josh Talberg at Marcus & Millichap’s Minneapolis office, represented a local partnership in the sale of Tamarind Apartments, a 102-unit community in Saint Louis Park.

Economy Watch: SF, NY Remain Nation’s Priciest Rental Markets

Apartment rents continually rose over the course of 2017, but changes among specific markets varied greatly, according to a recent ABODO report.

AvalonBay Sells New Haven Community for $33M

Inland Real Estate Acquisitions LLC will rebrand the newly purchased, 99-unit community in Shelton, Conn., to Huntington Townhomes.

IEC Buys OC Community for $134M

The acquisition of the 400-unit, value-add multifamily community was on behalf of IEC Institutional Fund III LP, a fully discretionary, $200 million commingled fund.

Boston’s Bulfinch Crossing Lands $250M in Financing

HFF arranged a construction loan for the 46-story residential tower at Bulfinch Crossing, which is set to become the tallest rental community in Boston.