Operations & Technology

Chicago’s Real Estate Forum Probes Multifamily’s Present, Future

At the 2012 Real Estate Forum in Chicago, experts discussed rent increases and the habits of echo boomer renters.

‘What Renters Want’ with Jessica Fiur: Ways to Appeal to Introverted Residents

Not every resident is interested in participating in community social events. Here are some ways to appeal to your more introverted residents.

‘What Renters Want’ with Jessica Fiur: Boomer, Gen X, Millennial–Same Difference When it Comes to Renting

What Millennials look for in an apartment is what everyone else wants too!

MHN Interview: How Albanese Organization’s Communities Survived Hurricane Sandy

MHN talks to Michael Gubbins, senior vice president, Albanese Organization Inc., which owns and develops properties in Battery Park City as well as other areas of New York, about how their properties fared and why their properties might have had an advantage over some of the others in the area.

Grandbridge Closes on $6.2M Loan for Arkansas LEED Platinum Student Community

Grandbridge Real Estate Capital recently closed on a $6.2 million first mortgage loan for a student housing community near the University of Arkansas.

Keynote: A New Development Cycle

Rohit Anand, principal of KTGY Architecture + Planning, was the keynote speaker at MHN’s 2012 Excellence Awards ceremony on September 24 in New York.

Five-Star Strategy

Brad Cribbins shares Alliance’s core values and formula for success.

Three Squares Develops Multifamily Shipping Container Construction

Three Squared is planning America’s first multifamily dwelling constructed from retired shipping containers in Detroit, which will help save money and environmental resources.

Rockrose Apartments to Feature Concierge Services for Dogs

Rockrose, a New York-based real estate company, has partnered with The Spot Experience, a dog services provider, to provide dog concierge services to eight of their buildings.

SPECIAL REPORT: Hurricane Sandy’s Impact on Multifamily in the Northeast

Despite the destruction of Hurricane Sandy, the multifamily industry in the Northeast is heading back toward a feeling of normalcy.