Regions
Sacramento Sets the Standard
Although rents across the country have been decelerating in recent months, the California capital continues to outperform. While no longer in the double digits, its rent growth continues to lead major metros.
Waterton Acquires Denver Greenwood Plaza
The multi-building property is located in close proximity to the Denver Tech Center. The company plans to implement a renovation plan that will include adding new flooring in kitchens and living areas as well as carpeting in bedrooms.
2017 NAA Education Conference Coverage
The National Apartment Association gathered its members in Atlanta to network and learn at the Education Conference & Exposition. Take a look at our 2017 coverage below.
CAPREIT Acquires Memphis-Area Apartments
The 430-unit Legacy Crossing comprises one-, two- and three-bedroom affordable apartments ranging from 711 to 1,063 square feet. The company plans on making upgrades to the units.
Top 10 Markets for Rent Growth
Here are the 10 markets that, despite the nationwide trend of deceleration, have had the greatest year-over-year rent growth as of May 2017.
Security Properties Expands in Seattle
The company acquired a Bellevue, Wash., community for $28 million. The building offers studio, penthouses, one- and two-bedroom units. Madrona Ridge Residential will manage the property.
Radnor Secures $65M for Philly Development
During the first of The Hamilton’s two phases, 279 units will be constructed in the previously underutilized corridor between Spring Garden and Vine Street in the popular Logan Square neighborhood.
CBRE Sets Up Bay Area Multifamily Practice
Executive Vice Presidents Matt Kroger and Jef Henderson will lead the new team and focus on investment property and land sales for institutional and private owners.
SALT Launches $275M Mixed-Use Development
Hardware District in Salt Lake City will comprise four buildings, 466 luxury units and 260,000 square feet of office space. The two residential properties are scheduled for completion in February and August of 2018.
Detroit: Far From Singing the Blues
Despite numerous headwinds, the city is gamely bouncing back, thanks to concerted efforts by public and private sources to bring commerce and households back to the area.