Regions

Trammell Crow Breaks Ground on Garden-Style MA Apartments

Alexan Billerica, a three-building, 178-unit community in Billerica, Mass., is expected to be completed in December of 2018.

Kristen Ahrens

Capital One Secures $551M for Sentio REIT Buyout

The company provided two loans, a $251 million bridge loan and a $300 million Freddie Mac senior housing revolving credit facility.

6565 Fountain Avenue

Hollywood Apartment Community Trades for $11M

NNC Apartment Ventures expanded its California portfolio with value-add 42-unit residential property. The asset is located near popular destinations.

Capital One Refinances Illinois Nursing Facility

The $21.5 million fixed-rate HUD loan will be used to refinance Avantara Long Grove, a senior nursing facility in Long Grove, Ill.

Park Ridge Apartments, Phoenix

Roxborough Acquires First Phoenix Community

The 168-unit property is located in the Paradise Valley submarket, adjacent to the Paradise Valley Mall. The company tapped Alliance Residential Co. as a third-party manager.

Epicenter, Gilbert, Ariz.

Johnston Properties Adds New Development in Phoenix

The owner of Agritopia and Barnone, two developments in Gilbert, Ariz., entered a joint venture with IPA/Liv Communities to develop its third community in the area. The project is slated to break ground this fall.

Green Financing and the Triple Bottom Line

Fannie Mae is shaking up the multifamily lending space with industry-leading investment in environmental sustainability, says the GSE’s EVP Jeff Hayward.

Walters Group Develops Senior Housing on Jersey Shore

Cornerstone at Seaside is expected to revivify a neglected area that has needed redevelopment for years because of the damage from Superstorm Sandy.

New Supply Keeps Rent Growth Tepid in Baltimore

Spearheaded by the revival of its core and by the emergence of the Baltimore-Washington corridor as a strategic location, the metro’s multifamily fundamentals have stabilized.

Bill Eager Vice President POAH

Chicago’s Woodlawn: A Success Story in the Making

In the last few years, the long-struggling neighborhood has seen robust construction activity in the housing and retail sectors. Nonprofit developer POAH together with the city of Chicago have initiated a series of affordable housing projects meant to transform the community and trigger other residential, educational and cultural developments.