Regions
Roseland Residential Trust Sells NJ Community
The two-building Park Square Apartments in Rahway, featuring 159 units and 6,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space, previously changed hands in 2013.
Indianapolis’ Demand Keeps Up With Supply
Multifamily demand is strong in the metro, where favorable employment and demographic trends are putting upward pressure on occupancy and giving property owners leverage to raise rents.
Manhattan Residential Conversion Project Lands $132M Financing
The Moinian Group is transforming a former office building in the Battery Park neighborhood into a 345-unit amenity-rich community catering to Millennials and Gen Z renters.
Avanath Strengthens East Coast Presence
The company is the new owner of two assets in Harlem, N.Y., and Temple Hills, Md. For a combined $36.3 million, Avanath purchased 202 affordable housing units.
Microsoft Commits $500M to Affordable Housing in Seattle
The software giant proposes a combination of loans and grants to help expand the Puget Sound region’s inventory of affordable housing.
JV to Invest $300M in US Co-living Expansion
Medici Living Group and W5 Group will grow the QUARTERS brand by developing 1,300 units over the next three years.
Work Begins on $136M Manhattan Affordable Housing Project
Related Cos. and The Hudson Cos. are bringing the first newly constructed, permanently affordable housing project to Roosevelt Island, N.Y. The 21-story community is set to encompass 340 units.
Related Cos. Receives $50M Refi for Affordable MA Asset
MassHousing provided the funds for the renovation of Chestnut Park Apartments, a 489-unit community in downtown Springfield. Wells Fargo will act as the project’s commercial construction and permanent lender.
Columbus Maintains Stable Rent Growth
Although employment growth moderated in 2018 while multifamily development kept a steady pace, the Columbus rental market remains one of the Midwest’s top performers.
Senior Housing Demand Matched by Supply
While the increase over the third quarter of 2018 was small, it marked the first time in three years that demand and supply matched, according to the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care.