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TIAA-CREF Picks Up Shopping Center in Sweden for $190M
TIAA Henderson Real Estate has agreed to buy the Nova Lund Shopping Centre in Sweden from Unibail Rodamco for approximately $190 million (€176 million).
Providing Housing for Those Most Vulnerable
Capping a 13-year process aimed at building mixed-income housing for senior citizens and families with foster or pre-adoptive children, the homes and apartments of Treehouse at Easthampton Meadow in Easthampton, Mass., are now complete and occupied.
The Great Age Divide
Fifty-one percent of 25-34 year olds say they don’t want to work with a real estate broker when buying a home and prefer getting their house hunting information from marketing materials, renderings and websites, according to a survey by Neoscape Inc.
Affordable, Modern Senior Housing in Prime Location
A renovation project featuring quality affordable senior housing within prime real estate is nearing completion.
Economy Watch: Will Normcore Thinking Affect the Residential Market?
Is normcore housing a real thing? And will it be the next big thing in housing?
Long-Delayed Brooklyn Apartments Nearly Ready to Lease
Nearly a decade in the works, 247 North Seventh, a new-construction apartment property in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, will soon commence leasing.
ConAm Announces Changes in Executive Ranks
The ConAm Group, a San Diego-based real estate investment, development and services firm, announced that Rob Singh, will be returning to the company as president and chief investment officer.
TODAY’S DEALS: Massachusetts Buyer Finds Value Outside Atlanta
Aspen Square Management buys 440 units in Peachtree Corners, Ga.; Berkeley Point arranges $24.2 million for a senior housing asset in Utah; and Capital One Bank closes a Fannie Mae loan for manufactured housing.
NMHC Study: Rental Boom is Boon to the National Economy, Contributing $1.3 Trillion in 2013
The multifamily housing rental boom is a real boon to the economy and local communities. Fueled by demographic changes like the burgeoning Millennial population and a rediscovery of metropolitan urban cores, the apartment industry and its 36 million residents contributed an impressive $1.3 trillion to the U.S. economy and supported 12.3 million jobs in 2013.
EBSCO Income Properties Receives $39.5M in Financing for Two Acquisitions
Affiliates of EBSCO Income Properties have received 39.5 million in GSE loans for the acquisition of two apartment communities in the Southeast.