Northeast
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.
Preparing Multi-Housing Units for Future Hurricanes
First an earthquake, and then a hurricane (or tropical storm, depending on where you were)…The East Coast has had its fair share of natural disasters this August.
New Jersey Affordable Seniors Project Gets Green Light
Lawrenceville, N.J.–The Planning Board of the Township of Florence, N.J., has approved plans for a 66-unit affordable seniors housing development in the township. The property will replace the dilapidated Marcella Duffy School building.