Regions

Roseland Residential Begins Leasing MA Redevelopment

145 Front at City Square is part of a $565 million master-planned project, which is developed by city of Worcester and CitySquare II Development.

UW-Milwaukee Student Housing Development Fetches $8.3M

Triad Real Estate Partners represented Wangard in the sale of The Park at 1824, a 61-unit, 173-bed community.

Upgrading Amenities

MHN has a new poll! We want to know what category of amenities you are focusing on upgrading this year at your communities.

Riding the Tech Wave in Phoenix

Multifamily development is not slowing down across the metro, as population growth and a thriving job market continue to fuel apartment demand.

Southern Land Updates $300M Philly Plan

Slated to be the city’s tallest residential only building, The Laurel will feature 54 condos, and long- and short-term units with separate lobbies and entrances.

JV Lands Equity, Construction Financing for Brooklyn Development

Lonicera Partners and Orange Management secured the $42.1 million, which was facilitated through JLL’s capital markets group, for a mixed-use luxury condo building.

Seven04 Place, 704 W. National Ave., Milwaukee

Impact Seven, Rule Enterprises Start Milwaukee Affordable Community

The new $12.2 million development will consist of 60 units open to military veterans and working families. On-site support services will also be provided.

Aimco Acquires $160M VA Community

Bent Tree is located in Fairfax County, 25 miles west of downtown Washington, D.C. The property features 758 one-, two- and three-bedroom units.

The Midwest—The Hottest Market for Smart Communities

Smart home systems are a perfect differentiator for many developers and managers. With many new smart communities popping up across Midwestern cities, we’ve asked IOTAS CEO & Founder Sce Pike to discuss the attractiveness of smart projects in this region.

Meridian Parkside, at 1400 Summit Lane

Walker & Dunlop Secures $34M HUD Loan for VA Community

Dwight Dunton III of Bonaventure Realty Group and Philip Roper III bought Meridian Parkside in 2016. The financing will be used to pay off a portion of the ownership’s assumed debt.