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Exterior shot depicting the senior housing property development by Hunt Capital Partners in El Paso, Texas.

Texas Makes Its Largest LIHTC Allocation to Date

The funding will support a mix of new construction and rehabilitation projects.

Downtown Orlando Residential District with Distant Skyline, Florida

Orlando Multifamily Report – July 2026

While rates inch up, absorption is lagging.

Multifamily Stabilizes as the K-Shaped Recovery Takes Hold

Alongside improving national fundamentals, a sharper divide is emerging between segments.

Wide panoramic view of downtown Seattle, Washington featuring the iconic Space Needle, modern skyscrapers, active construction cranes, and expanding urban development beneath a dramatic cloudy sky. Urban architecture, business district, real estate growth, and Pacific Northwest cityscape concept.

Seattle Multifamily Report – July 2026

Asking rates are recovering in this market.

A rendering of 850 West End. Ave., a $147 million, 305-unit, 793-bed student housing community that is being built by Radnor Property Group and partner Madrone Community Development Foundation.

Radnor Partnership to Build $147M Atlanta Student Housing Project

The developers are targeting the local demand for off-campus housing at affordable price points.

Rendering of Rosewood, a multifamily project underway in Raleigh, N.C.

Blue Heron Kicks Off 269-Unit Raleigh Project

The development is backed by a $68 million loan.

Outside shot of Everleigh Katy, a 250-unit, 55+ active-adult senior community in Houston.

Exclusive: Greystar Buys Houston Senior Housing Asset

A $26.4 million Freddie Mac loan financed this deal.

Aerial View of Ponderosa Mobile Home Estates in Dublin, Ohio.

Sunrise Capital Buys Columbus Manufactured Community

The age-restricted property is almost fully occupied.

Exterior of housing community in St. Louis

National Equity Fund Acquires 32-Property Midwestern Portfolio

The acquisition expands the company’s presence in a market where it previously had limited exposure.

Why More Multifamily Developers Are Mixing It Up

Mixed-use residential has become a lot more complex (and often more profitable) than apartments with ground-floor retail.