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Omni Breaks Ground on $68M Affordable Bronx Community

The 15-story Morris II Apartments will comprise 154 units with a 4,000-square-foot ground-floor community space, and 30 percent of the units will be permanently affordable.

Bellwether Secures $75M Refi for Luxury Inland Empire Asset

The company arranged a $59 million permanent loan and a $16 million mezzanine loan for a 298-unit community asset in Ontario, Calif.

Avanath Acquires Affordable Asset in Denver

Represented by ARA Newmark, the company purchased the affordable community for $13.6 million and plans to implement light capital improvements and improve operational efficiencies to drive value.

Economy Watch: Apartment Supply Not Keeping Up with Demand in Most Markets

Out of the nation’s 50 largest metros, only 10 have enough new housing supply to keep pace with job growth, according to a new report from Apartment List, indicating that a lack of new construction is contributing to the affordability crisis in many parts of the country.

Windermere Real Estate Hires COO

Brooks Burton previously served as executive vice president & COO of HER Realtors and Trident Holdings. He will work at the company’s Seattle office.

Steady Growth Cultivates Building Boom in Columbus

The multifamily market is expanding in the area, which has been an economic standout in Ohio and the Midwest. The metro’s tight labor market is lifting average wages, attracting more residents and bolstering demand for apartments.

TH Real Estate Acquires 2 for $93M

The Minneapolis communities, near the University of Minnesota, include the 101-unit The Knoll and the 210-unit The Bridges.

Joint Venture Acquires LA Communities

Strategic Housing Partners and Rockpoint Group have acquired two portfolios and an additional community, totaling more than 1,200 units.

Paula Munger, director of industry research & analysis, NAA

NAA on Multifamily Market Momentum

The apartment association surveyed industry experts about their business plans, expectations and market trends.

Development Boom Tempers Rent Growth in Chicago

The city has seen costs moderate, in keeping with the nation as a whole, and features a bifurcation between luxury and working-class units.