Regions

Top 10 Boston Completions of 2017

Developers focused on upscale properties, but also considered local regulations and incentives regarding the need for affordable units. Yardi Matrix rounded up the 10 largest deliveries in 2017’s Boston.

Affordable Housing Coming to St. Paul

Dominium is building Legends of Woodbury, a 216-unit senior housing development in Woodbury, Minn. The community will include a pub and card room, a theater, an arts and crafts studio and a beauty salon.

Villatree, at 1750 S. Price Road

WWC Completes Phoenix-Area Acquisition

The $17 million transaction represents the company’s 39th acquisition. The company invested more than $210 million in multifamily assets last year.

Buchanan Acquires $60M CO Property

The firm purchased the 240-unit Luna Bella in the Denver submarket of Lafayette. ARA Newmark represented the seller, Milestone Apartment Developers, in the transaction.

Gaudenzia Completes Philly Affordable Housing Project

Designed by Cecil Baker + Partners for families battling addictions, the 24-unit community is now open for residents that are transitioning from treatment to independent living.

MN Community Lands $31M Refi

Dougherty Mortgage secured the Fannie Mae loan for Residences at 1700, a 115-unit property in Minnetonka.

KWK Architects on Student Housing Trends

Javier Esteban, principal at KWK, spoke with MHN about trends in the student housing market and the factors that influence the design of new developments in the sector.

Luxury Condos Open in DC

Elysium Logan is a 32-unit high-end condominium located in the Logan Circle neighborhood of Washington, D.C. More than 60 percent of apartments are already sold.

CAPREIT Assumes Management of Affordable Housing in Upstate NY

Rochester Highlands is a 504-unit affordable apartment community in Rochester, N.Y., across from the recently developed mixed-use property CityGate.

Tempe North, at 1855 E. Don Carlos Ave.

Tempe Community Trades for $7M

ABI Multifamily has brokered the sale of the 56-unit Arizona asset. The transaction was subject to a $4.5 million, 10-year loan provided by Opus Bank.