Regions
Busting the Myths of Impact Investing
Kairos Investment Management Co. President & CIO Jonathan Needell shares his views on how investments can both create environmental and social impact and produce market-level returns. He also names common misconceptions about affordable housing ventures.
Colliers International Handles $70M Sale of AZ Property
P.B. Bell sold Laguna Village, a 31-building Class B community in Chandler, to Bridge Acquisitions. The new owner will complete the modernization of the property to increase the asset’s market value.
Phoenix-Area Property Changes Hands for $12M
Dougherty Mortgage originated a $9.5 million Fannie Mae loan for the acquisition of the 120-unit Tuscano Village in Glendale.
Affirmed Housing Breaks Ground on LA Supportive Housing
Aria, a 57-unit development, is one of the first in the city funded through the $1.2 billion HHH bond measure passed in 2016.
Community Tours, Good and Bad: Residents Speak Out
When it comes to property tours, a positive experience for prospective residents can be the difference between a signed lease and a lost opportunity.
Phoenix Community Sells for $25M
Investors Capital Group financed the purchase of the 184-unit Class B multifamily asset through a Fannie Mae line of credit originated by Berkadia.
St. Louis-Area Community Opens Doors
ZM Management broke ground on the 381-unit development in 2013. The owner financed construction with two loans totaling $21 million.
WA Community Changes Hands
Madison Residential purchased the 63-unit Class B asset for approximately $10 million, with Opus Bank providing more than $7 million in acquisition financing.
Silicon Valley Project Scores $41M Construction Loan
Lane Partners and Bay Development plan to break ground on the 75-unit luxury development in the second quarter of 2019.
NYC Condo Development Lands $65M Construction Loan
Working on behalf of the sponsor—a partnership of RJ Capital Holdings and RB Realty Capital—Naftali Credit Partners secured the financing for an upcoming 74-unit luxury community in Queens.