Regions
How COVID-19 Is Impacting Rental Housing
New reports show the influence of the pandemic on various apartment classes and metros across the country.
Mill Creek Sells Seattle Luxury Community for $125M
The 288-unit deal marks the second-largest multifamily transaction to close in the metro this year.
Why Sustainability Is Pivotal to Affordable Housing
Bright Power’s Avery Gray discusses how sustainable design grants access to more affordable, comfortable and healthier housing options.
Twin Cities Multifamily Report – Summer 2020
The metro’s multifamily market proved resilient in the face of the coronavirus-induced downturn.
Northeast Seattle Project Gets $27M Loan
State Farm originated the financing for the development of Union Bay Place, a 98-unit community near the University of Washington.
Housing Trust Group Begins Construction of Arizona Project
The company is teaming up with Treger Partners on Aviva-Goodyear, a 288-unit luxury property in Goodyear, Ariz.
CA Ventures Completes 9 Student Housing Properties
Located in five geographically diverse states, the communities total nearly 3,900 beds.
Walker & Dunlop, CBRE on Student Housing Investment
Will Baker and Jaclyn Fitts talk about the coronavirus’ impact on investment in the sector and what’s ahead.
Zocalo Lands $48M for Denver-Area Affordable Project
The 218-unit community in Lakewood, Colo., is an adaptive reuse of a 160,000-square-foot office building.
HUD Lending Provides Certainty in Times of Crisis: Q&A
Dwight Capital Managing Principal Josh Sasouness on how a combination of HUD’s approach and historically low interest rates has boosted commitments since the onset of COVID-19.