Northeast
LG Hausys Helps Syracuse University’s Project Go Green
Syracuse, N.Y.–LG Hausys Surfaces has made its green mark on Ernie Davis Hall, Syracuse University’s new mixed-use student housing development.
New Jersey Townhouse Development Sees Sales Uptick
Edgewater, N.J.–A townhouse development in Edgewater, N.J. reports that three of its townhouses have sold in the last four months.
NFHA Teams Up on Housing Discrimination Lawsuit Against SC Bodner and MBA Construction
Washington, D.C.–It is alleged that defendants violated the Fair Housing Act by neglecting to make apartments with accessible features available.
Jersey City Condo Development Bucks Sluggish Sales Trend by Selling
Jersey City, N.J.–Summer has traditionally been a slow sales season for condos
Apartment Industry on the Mend: NMHC Survey
Washington, D.C.–The National Multi Housing Council’s latest quarterly survey of market conditions sounds some optimistic notes for the apartment business.
Integra Survey: Multifamily Valuations Have Stabilized; Will Go Up
New York–Commercial real estate has been looking for that elusive turnaround ever since the Panic of 2008.
Pending Home Sales Begin Anticipated Decline
Washington, D.C.–The National Association of Realtors (NAR) had predicted months ago that the surge in home sales in the U.S. would not make it through the summer, and so it has not.
MBA Report: Commercial Loan Originations Inch Upward from Second Quarter of 2009
Washington, D.C.–The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) has just released its Quarterly Survey of Commercial/Multifamily Mortgage Bankers Originations, and the news is good.
Another Luxury Rental Makes Its Way into Manhattan
New York–Ohm is located at 312 11th Avenue, just one block from the green expanse of the soon-to-open Hudson River Park.
Fannie Mae Multifamily Investment Drops During First Half 2010
Washington, D.C.–During the first half of 2010, Fannie Mae, through its lenders and various other partners, provided $5.9 billion in investment to the multifamily rental housing market.