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Draper and Kramer Bringing New Community to Chicago’s South Loop
The 275-unit development will be located nearby McCormick Square and will be the largest community built in the area since 2010.
Oakland Affordable Housing Development Lands $32M Loan
Parkview Financial provided the construction financing for a 102-unit adaptive-reuse, live/work rental property.
Cushman & Wakefield Brokers $56M IN Sale
Castle Rock, a 740-unit apartment property in South Bend, was acquired by a joint venture of Sinatra & Co. Real Estate, L5 Investments and Odyssey Properties.
Kansas City Multifamily Report – Winter 2019
Despite an uptick in deliveries, demand for apartments remains robust across the metro, where occupancy in stabilized properties rose to 94.9 percent as of November.
New Affordable Housing Slated for Midtown Manhattan
New York City has tapped several development firms to build 260 affordable apartments on two city-owned sites in the Clinton/Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood.
Green Financing’s Growth and Growing Pains
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and PACE financing continue to lead the charge, with an increasing number of states expected to launch government-backed guaranteed mortgages.
What Do Asset Managers Want from Property Managers?
In a competitive, fast-changing environment, meeting client expectations calls for unprecedented sophistication about business strategy, finance and other areas. Experts name five key areas to focus on.
Multifamily Marketing’s New Skill Set: Psychology Plus Data Science
Digital technologies are revolutionizing multifamily marketing and leasing, as well as the skills needed by professionals. But effective marketing still hinges on understanding customers and their decision-making process.
Bridge Investment Pays $70M for Phoenix Community
The seller of the 460-unit Class B asset purchased the apartments in mid-2014 as part of a nearly $170 million portfolio deal.
Boston’s Population Pipeline Keeps Multifamily Resilient
Extreme challenges―like construction pricing and the land use process―will help push the metro’s deliveries steadily down over the next four years, according to new projections.