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SPECIAL REPORT: Conference Discusses Multi-Housing Environment Without Fannie and Freddie
What would a multifamily world without Fannie and Freddie look like? Speakers at a panel preceding the New York Housing Conference and National Housing Conference’s 38th Annual Awards Programs contemplated the possibilities and made the case for continued government involvement in multifamily financing.
TODAY'S DEALS: Bozzuto Breaks Ground in Baltimore
The Bozzuto Group breaks group on a waterfront community in Baltimore; NorthMarq arranges $33 million in financing for an Colorado apartment; and CapitalSource funds a Beverly Hills acquisition.
Luxury Rental Community to Rise at Key Orlando Gateway
Many claim the most sought multifamily settings of the future will be in or near city centers, close to public transit and within walking distance of local amenities. If so, the Steel House Apartments is nicely positioned to meet renting priorities.
JV Plans 500 Apartments on Jersey City Waterfront
Mack-Cali Realty Corp. and Ironstate Development Co. have formed a joint venture to develop multifamily rental property on the Jersey City waterfront.
Summit Housing Snaps Up, Revamps Katrina-Damaged Property in New Orleans
Six years after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, progress has been made in replenishing the city’s affordable housing stock. Summit Housing Partners has certainly been doing its part to move the effort forward.
Today's Deals: Archstone Partnership Acquires $131M NYC Community
An Archstone sponsored partnership has acquired a 209-unit community in New York; IPA brokers the sale of a 174-unit asset in Los Angeles; and Walker & Dunlop completes a $12 million Fannie Mae Early Rate Lock loan.
PROFILE: Paladin Realty Partners LLC
As a private real estate investment firm that targets the Class B and Class C niches, Paladin Realty Partners LLC has a built-in strategy for standing above the crowd in the value-add market.
TODAY'S DEALS: Camden Purchases 940-Unit Houston Portfolio
Camden purchases a sought-after portfolio of three properties in Houston; and NorthMarq funnels a $46.4M long-term loan from a life insurance company.
In California, Transit-Oriented Developments Becoming Essential
Generations X and Y are having a big impact on the California housing market, according to a new report by the Urban Land Institute. In fact, it seems these generations are completely changing the housing landscape.
Bronx Leads New York in Multifamily Investment Sales in October
The Bronx led the other boroughs in multifamily investment sales in October, with 25 buildings changing hands for an aggregate of $96.6 million, according to the latest Ariel Property Advisors’ “Multifamily Month in Review: New York City.”