Northeast

Green Rehab Completed on Harlem Apartments

Jonathan Rose Cos. has completed renovation of a group of occupied multifamily properties stretching from 107 to 145 West 135th Street in Harlem.

Luxury Property Jardin to be Reintroduced in a Condo-Hungry Brooklyn Neighborhood

Jardin, an upscale 44-unit condominium property that reached completion in 2007 just as the housing industry collapsed, is returning to the market.

Renters Flocking to Student Housing Conversion in Brooklyn

In downtown Brooklyn, a former seven-story multifamily building is being converted to a 44-unit student housing community.

New Marketing Company Takes Industry LIC Condos to Market

After being on the market for roughly a year, Industry LIC, a 75-unit condo building in the Long Island City neighborhood of Queens, has a new marketing company, Modern Spaces.

Gilbane Earns High Marks for New VCU Off-Campus Housing

“Successful student housing is different from typical multifamily housing,” according to Gilbane Development. Find out why.

Lower Manhattan’s Thriving Post-9/11 Multi-Housing Industry

Ten years after the World Trade Center attacks, Lower Manhattan’s multifamily industry is thriving.

MARKET SNAPSHOT: Boston’s Strong Demographics Appeal to Apartment Developers, Buyers

Boston–The Boston apartment market has seen some positive signs, particularly with the creation of jobs and demographics of the city.

MHN Interview: Actovia’s Ingber Talks New Real Estate Technology System

New York–Jonathan Ingber discusses newly-launched Actovia Explorer, a cloud-based commercial real estate search and lead discovery system.

Wythe Confectionery Apartments Completed in Brooklyn

New York–Caro Enterprises has completed work on the 69-unit Wythe Confectionery apartment property (390 Wythe Ave.) in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn. The project, which originally started as condos, is an adaptive reuse of a former factory.

New Jersey’s Sub-Metering for New Multi-Housing Units an Environmental Win

The NJ Board of Public Utilities has approved a petition submitted by the NJAA for approval of water sub-metering in newly constructed multifamily buildings.