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Apartment Community to Break Ground in Hyattsville
A neighborhood of Hyattsville, Md. promises to take another step forward on its road to revitalization with the mid-September groundbreaking of a new 283-unit luxury apartment community.
Economy Watch: European Rumors Move European Market
The European Central Bank has been the subject of a new wave of speculation and news reports in recent days, to the effect that the sort-of central bank for the euro-zone will begin buying bonds of the currency bloc’s weaker nations to prevent a zone meltdown.
TODAY'S DEALS: PCCP Provides $30M for Delaware Recap
PCCP provides $30 million for the recapitalization of a 214-unit asset; Fountain Residential breaks ground near Texas Christian University; and NorthMarq Capital arranges a $25.39 million Freddie Mac mortgage.
MAA Acquires 394-Unit Community
MAA announced that is has acquired Retreat at Lake Nona, a community in Orlando, Fla.
Nonprofits Acquire LA Affordable TOD Property
Nonprofit affordable housing developer Abode Communities and Trust South LA, a community land trust, have acquired Rolland Curtis Gardens on West 38th Street in Los Angeles.
Acoustic Ceiling Panels Enhance Your Amenity Package
While sound proofing is a definite must inside units, there are certain applications where it makes sense to provide an environment with enhanced acoustics. Media rooms, business centers, lobbies and clubhouses can all benefit from better environmental acoustics, and CertainTeed has just what you need.
AMCAL to Develop Two L.A. Affordable Housing Communities with Help from TCAC Funds
AMCAL Multi-Housing is building two new apartment developments in the Los Angeles area with funding assistance from the California Tax Credit Allocation Committee.
Economy Watch: Hindsight on the Housing Bubble From the Fed
The “House Prices, Credit Growth, and Excess Volatility: Implications for Monetary and Macroprudential Policy,” which was released by the Federal Reserve on Monday, posits that the best way to prevent future housing bubbles would be to require lenders to be tougher in enforcing loan-to-income ratios for borrower.
440-Foot Tower Proposed for Seattle
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor Seattle city planners have recently been forwarded plans for a brand-new 440-foot tower that would be developed at the corner of Second Avenue and Stewart Street. With permit applications yet to be filed, there are no major details on the project. However, The Seattle Times has released a number of […]
Fountain Residential Partners Breaks Ground on Second Luxury Student Housing Community
Fountain Residential Partners has broken ground on LoftVue, a student housing facility near Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas. This will be their second student community in the area.