Regions
Friedkin Realty Group Buys 2 Long Island Communities for $151M
The purchase of The Allure and Hudson House in Mineola marks the highest price per unit achieved in Nassau County.
Nashville Community Expansion Lands Financing
Schatten Properties, the owner of the 412-unit multifamily asset, will use the $14 million construction loan to add a second phase totaling 151 units.
TGM Associates Buys 2nd Community in Manassas, VA
The company plans to implement a thorough renovation program to the community, including in-unit renovations and improvements to the common-area amenities.
Elion, Buchanan Partners Break Ground in Suburban D.C.
The 254-unit luxury community is slated for completion in 2020 and will feature a plethora of high-end amenities. The developer will seek to obtain National Green Building Standard certification.
HFF Secures $31M Loan for Chicago Community
The luxury property is part of developer PMG’s national portfolio of X Social Communities, a new concept meant to provide a high-class lifestyle at an accessible price point.
San Diego Affordable Community Lands $4M HUD Loan
Love Funding has arranged a permanent financing solution for the property, which received a construction loan with a LIHTC component in 2007.
Shea Apartments Opens New Denver Community
Tangent is located in the Denver Tech Center, which include various jobs, entertainment and recreation opportunities. The community includes a mix of luxury amenities.
Capital Square 1031 Completes VA Multifamily Purchase
The firm acquired Summit at Bon Air Apartments in a Richmond, Va., suburb through a Delaware statutory trust (DST) offering that was fully subscribed by 61 investors.
83-Unit Affordable Housing Project Opens in San Francisco
After a decade in the making, 1036 Mission Street welcomed its first residents. Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corp. is the building’s owner, developer, service provider and property manager.
New Affordable Senior Housing Coming to Bronx, Brooklyn
The New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development and the New York City Housing Authority has selected teams to develop the communities, dubbed Casa Celina and Linden Court.