Regions
UK-Based Co-Living Operator Expands NYC Footprint
The Collective made its third investment in the city by acquiring the Paper Factory Hotel in Queens, which will be converted into a short-stay co-living facility.
When Affordable Housing Clicks with Technology
Massachusetts Housing Partnership’s Susan Connelly, MPZ Development’s Mathieu Zahler and coUrbanize’s Karin Brandt discuss the ways online outreach tools can spur civic engagement and address community issues.
Queens Multifamily Report – Winter 2019
Continuing to benefit from Manhattan’s spillover effect and steady job gains, the borough’s rental market ended 2018 on a positive note.
Inland Private Capital Brokers Sale of 2 Denver Properties
Emerson Lofts and Ascent Uptown are within 1.5 miles of each other and traded for $21.9 million, generating a total return on investment of roughly 130 percent.
Morgan Properties Acquires 4,130-Unit Portfolio
Metro Philadelphia’s largest-ever multifamily deal, the acquisition makes Morgan the largest owner-operator in the market.
Partially Affordable Community Changes Hands in Chicago
Renaissance North is in the city’s Old Town neighborhood and sold for $15.5 million. The building includes 59 units, with 18 set aside for low-income residents.
Denver Multifamily Report – Winter 2019
Although deliveries hit a cycle peak, the metro’s rapidly expanding economy and steady demographic expansion continue to boost a sturdy rental market.
Tishman Speyer, Common Team Up on Housing Brand for Families
Scheduled for a May launch at a community in Long Island City, N.Y., the new concept will use technology to offer services and resources for parents, as well as family-friendly designs and amenities.
RXR Realty Begins Leasing at Luxury Brooklyn Property
Offering 363 units, 475 Clermont features amenities such as catering kitchens, a pet spa and yoga studio. Occupancy is scheduled to begin in April 2019.
Magma Equities Debuts Seattle-Area Community
The firm has completed a 52-unit condo community designed for entry-level buyers. The project is Seattle’s first condo conversion in more than a decade.