Regions
Student Housing Real Estate: 2021 Prospects
In the second installment of our outlook series, three student housing experts weigh in on what to expect for the industry in the year ahead.
A Look at One of NYC’s Most Recent Condo Conversion Projects
Centurion Real Estate Partners’ John Tashjian shares details about 212 West 72nd Street, a forthcoming condominium property on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, and weighs in on what’s next for the luxury condo market.
Yardi Announces Relaunch of CRE Listing Site CommercialSearch.com
The website offers more than 180,000 listings that are free to browse, updated daily and cover all major U.S. markets.
Packing More Functions Into the Kitchen Sink
Ruvati’s Workstation features a two-track slide system with a mix-prep station, a basin and a matching colander and lid with grater/slicer attachments.
Colorado Asset Changes Ownership in $47M Deal
Lynd Acquisitions Group purchased a 288-unit community in Colorado Springs, which has seen increased in-migration during the pandemic.
Detroit Multifamily Report – Fall 2020
While the metro’s economy recorded a steep drop, rent growth remained resilient, heavily outperforming the U.S. average.
Developers Land $58M for Seattle’s First Affordable High-Rise
Plymouth Housing and Bellwether Housing are working together on the 365-unit project slated for completion in 2022.
Top 10 Emerging Multifamily Markets – Part I
The markets on this list have consistently outperformed national averages in rent growth, employment and construction activity.
Why Pegasus Residential Chose to Go West: Q&A
Vice President Laurie Lyons reveals what makes Denver, Phoenix and Salt Lake City attractive.
Behind the Megaproject That Completes the Riverside South Master Plan
James Linsley explains the vision and the strategy underlying Manhattan’s Waterline Square development.