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Construction Starts Lag Amid Pandemic
Apartment developers face widespread delays, according to the latest survey by the National Multifamily Housing Council.
Hamilton Zanze Acquires St. Louis Community
The firm’s purchase of Steelyard & Icehouse Apartments marks its second in the metro within the last six months.
M&R Enters Wisconsin Multifamily Market
The developer has broken ground on a project in suburban Milwaukee that will be completed by spring 2021.
4 Things Affordable Housing Owners Can Do Now
Experts offer tips for keeping residents of affordable and low-income communities healthy and safe during the pandemic.
Freddie Mac Boosts Multifamily Forbearance Program
Updates to the COVID-19 forbearance program offer additional relief to borrowers and renters facing hardship.
CBRE Arranges Financing for Salt Lake City-Area Project
The firm’s Debt & Structured Finance team secured a $19.3 million loan for the partially affordable development.
Fitness Center Amenities FAQ During COVID-19
FitnessDesignGroup Founder Bryan Green answers questions about managing fitness spaces during a pandemic and beyond.
Aluminum Railings Provide Maintenance-Free Strength
The railing from Superior Aluminum Products is easy to install and ideal for multifamily environments.
Hines JV to Begin Construction on Washington, DC Mixed-Use Project
The Hartley will be part of a $1 billion mixed-use neighborhood on the former site of the Walter Reed military medical complex.
More Apartment Operators Move to Flex Payment Models
At a time when many renters face financial hardships because of COVID-19, multifamily operators are responding with a variety of payment alternatives that can ease the strain on residents’ wallets.