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G5 Honored as One of Oregon’s Fastest Growing Private Companies for Fourth Year
G5, a provider of Digital Experience Management® (DXM®) for the property management sector, today announced its fourth year of ranking among the fastest-growing private companies in Oregon and southwestern Washington.
Village Green Creates New International Partnership
Village Green, one of the oldest (1919), and largest, private luxury apartment developers in the United States is entering into a partnership with ROCK Advisors, Inc., a Toronto apartment brokerage firm.
Comac Retail Property Group Selects Yardi Voyager
Retail property management consultant Comac Retail Property Group emphasises informality and personal service over rigid structure and hierarchy.
Amish Gupta Announces Seniors Community
A new 120,000-square-foot seniors living community is on the drawing boards for a 4.5–acre site near Texas State Highway 121 and Creek Valley Blvd. in Carrollton, Texas.
Economy Watch: Housing Starts Drop in May
New U.S. housing starts were just over an annualized rate of 1 million units in May—1.001 million units, to be exact—the Census Bureau reported on Tuesday. That’s a 6.5 percent drop compared with the revised April estimate of 1.071 million units, but it’s 9.4 percent above the May 2013 rate.
Ingerman Nears Completion on Collings Second Phase
The second and final phase of The Collings at The LumberYard, an apartment development in metro Philadelphia, has topped off.
TODAY’S DEALS: East Harlem Development Site Sells for $13M
HAP Investment Management grabs an East Harlem development site; Rondell Homes buys 346-units in suburban Denver; and Virtus acquires two apartment properties in Dallas.
The LaSalle Group to Open New Memory Care Community in Chicago
The LaSalle Group and Autumn Leaves has announced that it will open a 29,000-square-foot memory care community in South Barrington, Ill. The $11.1 million community will provide care for 50 residents living with Alzheimer’s, dementia and memory impairment.
Housing Production Falls 6.5 Percent in May, Says NAHB
Declines in both single- and multifamily starts pushed nationwide housing production down 6.5 percent in May to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of just over 1 million units, according to newly released figures from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and the U.S. Census Bureau.
Mark Company Report Shows Condo Pricing Increasing in Three Key Areas
The Mark Company has released its monthly Condominium Pricing Index tracking new construction and resale market trends, and reports that condominium prices increased in downtown Los Angeles, San Francisco and downtown Seattle in May 2014 over the previous year.