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Goldman Sachs Affiliate Acquires Portland-Area Asset
The 240-unit community located in Camas, Wash., marks Goldman Sachs Asset Management Private Real Estate’s 23rd multifamily investment in the U.S.
LA Community Sells for $26M
An institutional investment fund purchased Morton Gardens, a 66-unit community in the city’s Echo Park neighborhood.
Multifamily Brooklyn Report – Winter 2019
Despite a significant rise in deliveries, rents for Lifestyle units grew 3.4 percent and the occupancy rate stayed at 98.1 percent, among the highest in the U.S.
Nautilus Buys Community in Chicago’s Hyde Park
Interra Realty facilitated the $6 million transaction. Joe Smazal worked on behalf of the seller, while Ted Stratman and Jeremy Morton represented the buyer.
Former MA Dormitory Turns Into Affordable Community
Kennedy Hall at Cardinal Cushing Center found new life as the 37-unit Bethany Apartments. NEI General Contracting, The Architectural Team and Horsley Witten Group were part of the project.
Draper and Kramer Makes New Promotions
Edward Polich, Blas Puzon, Julie Stevlingson and Christine Ramsey moved to new positions or expanded their roles within the company’s Chicago office.
In Case You Missed It: MHN’s Top 5 Posts in January
Miss any of our articles? Catch up with five of our most popular posts for the month.
Upscale Senior Living Community Coming to Suburban Philadelphia
South Bay Partners and LAMB Properties have joined forces to develop a 250-unit luxury senior housing community which will focus on holistic aging. The project is slated for completion in early 2021.
MD Apartments Change Hands in $87M Deal
The Donaldson Group partnered with Declaration Capital and a fund managed by DRA Advisors to acquire a 592-unit garden-style community in Silver Spring, with plans to renovate the asset in the year ahead.
High-Tech Amenities: More Than a Trend
Xfinity Communities’ Adrian Adriano shares his views on how residential tech products and services can not only keep residents happy, but also help them lead better lives.











