Regions
Yardi Matrix: LA’s Live
Despite only moderate growth in some of its major industries and a declining middle class, Los Angeles experienced among the best rent growth in the country last year.
Illinois Maintenance-free Townhomes Break Ground
Lexington Homes has broken ground on new townhomes that aim to appeal to “buyers of all ages.”
Peak Campus to Manage University Edge in Youngstown
Peak Campus has been selected as manager of a new student housing facility near the Youngstown State University campus.
New Astoria Apartments Start Leasing
The Grove was developed in the footprint of an historic lumber yard in Astoria.
Luxury Apartments Planned for Former Red Cross Building Site in Cincinnati
A 17-story luxury residential tower will rise at Eighth and Sycamore in downtown Cincinnati.
Homeless No More: Veteran’s Housing Solutions
Government agencies, nonprofit organizations and multifamily developers agree that collaboration is key to bringing more options to market.
Celebrating Two Decades of MHPI
Industry experts explain how the privatization of military housing has transformed this niche market.
Oak Coast Properties, BMC Investments Score Denver Apartments for $50.8M
Oak Coast is planning a $2.5 million renovation of the property, which is the first acquisition in a series of investments to meet its $300 million target for 2016.
Last Year’s Largest Apartment Projects Completed in Washington, D.C.
The Washington, D.C. rental market added north of 3,500 new units in 2015.
2016 Multifamily Is Shaping Up – Q&A with Tocci Building Companies’ Bud LaRosa
Bud LaRosa, Chief Business Performance Officer with Massachusetts-based Tocci Building Companies, talks multifamily prospects and predictions, including specialty sectors and modular building.