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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.

Bud LaRosa, Chief Business Performance Officer, Tocci Building Companies

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.

New Affordable Housing Project Coming to North Lawndale

The 120-unit affordable senior housing community is a vital part of Chicago’s Five-Year Housing Plan to commit $1.3 billion to affordable housing projects by 2018.

Fannie Mae Financed $1.6B in Multifamily Small Loan Market in 2015

Of the loans, 90 percent supported affordable and workforce housing.

Meet Tetro Student Village the MHN Excellence Gold in ‘Marketing’

See a slideshow of the award-winning entry by Cardinal Group Management and Carter.

Yardi Matrix: Seattle’s Spirit

Buoyed by its technology sector and the metro’s appeal as a live-work-play environment, Seattle’s economy and multifamily market continue to break new ground.

Suburban Boston Apartments Will Continue to be Affordable for 20 Years

A 71-unit community in Chelsea, Mass., has received $5.1million in financing from MassHousing.

Parkview Estates Apartments, East Cleveland

Out-of-State Investor Buys 70 Units in East Cleveland

The 70-unit Parkview Estates Apartments in East Cleveland, Ohio was bought by Florida-based investors for $850,000, or $12,142 per unit.

Multifamily Assets Scooped Up in Inglewood

Universe Holdings purchased two multifamily communities in Inglewood, Calif., which is undergoing a major transformation as it plans to welcome back the Rams with a new NFL stadium.

JLL Closes Sale of Owings Park in Suburban Baltimore

Friedkin Realty Group purchased the property for $34.13 million.