Northeast

Why Co-Living Is Here to Stay

Bungalow CEO & Co-Founder Andrew Collins makes the case for co-living as a solution to the affordable housing crisis and discusses his company’s most recent expansion.

NY Student Housing Asset Changes Hands

The community serves students attending Binghamton University and includes units raging from one- to six-bedrooms. Vesper Holdings acquired the asset.

Brooklyn Mixed-Income Tower Lands $178M Loan

Completed in 2018, the 26-story community received the new financing through the New York State Housing Finance Agency’s 80/20 Housing Program. Rose Associates and Benenson Capital Partners are the developers.

Queens Multifamily Report – Summer 2019

The borough’s rents increased just 0.6 percent year-over-year through April, partially due to New York City’s pressing affordability issues and regulatory uncertainty.

Philadelphia-Area Property Lands New Owner

HFF arranged the sale of Riverwalk at Millennium in Conshohocken, Pa., to Relative Properties and secured Freddie Mac financing for the buyer.

Affordable Community Breaks Ground Near UMass Amherst

Fountain Residential Partners and HC2 Capital are developing the 150-unit property in Sunderland, Mass., which will include 38 homes for lower-income residents. The project is located just north of the UMass Amherst campus.

Affordable Boston-Area Community Receives $82M Loan

MassHousing provided the financing to the Cambridge Housing Authority, which plans to renovate Millers River Apartments in Cambridge.

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Bronx Mixed-Use Development Receives $140M Financing

S3 Capital Partners has supplied construction capital for two 25-story towers that will offer a combination of apartments, hotel rooms and retail space in South Bronx’s Mott Haven enclave.

MA Affordable Project Breaks Ground

The five-story building developed by the nonprofit NeighborWorks Southern Mass will offer 48 units on the site of a former department store in downtown Brockton.

2-State Portfolio Lands $125M Loan

Greystone originated the Fannie Mae financing for the 1,383-unit portfolio across Pennsylvania and Kentucky. As part of the recapitalization effort, Bayshore Properties has taken a 50 percent stake in the assets.