Regions
FHFA Sets $200B Cap on GSE Multifamily Business
The policy change limits loan purchases by Fannie and Freddie to $100 billion apiece and shifts more resources to affordable housing.
Silverstone Senior Living Makes its Mark in Maryland
Construction has begun on The Seneca of Rockville, a $76 million community in Rockville, Md., one of the company’s three new developments in the Washington, D.C., market.
Close-Up on Albuquerque’s Turnaround
YES Housing’s Chris Baca sheds light upon the metro’s growing multifamily sector and explains how investing in an emerging market can entice businesses to the area, bring jobs and add value to the entire community.
Partially Affordable Community Opens Doors in Chicago
The Concord at Sheridan includes 111 mixed-income units and is the result of a public-private partnership.
Colliers International Arranges Boston-Area Sale
The firm represented the seller, R.H. White Cos., in the disposition of a 112-unit Class A community in Millbury.
Wood Partners Opens Luxury Community in Oakland
The 196-unit Alta Waverly marks the company’s fourth property in the city and eighth in Northern California.
The Fifield Cos’ Mark Lecocq Joins CRG
In his new position as senior vice president, Lecocq will lead capital market efforts for mixed-use and multifamily projects across Chicago.
Keybank Originates $32M in Financing for 2 Columbus Assets
New Life Multifamily Management is the owner of both communities, which total 747 units and are located approximately 13 miles from the city’s downtown.
Opus Names Paul Robertson as Director of Development
Robertson will focus on identifying development opportunities across Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan. He will be based in Chicago.
Learning About Residents’ Needs with American Campus
Jason Wills of American Campus Communities discusses industry trends for 2020, the company’s go-to approach for meeting residents’ needs and its Greek Leadership Village program.