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PROFILE: Paladin Realty Partners LLC
As a private real estate investment firm that targets the Class B and Class C niches, Paladin Realty Partners LLC has a built-in strategy for standing above the crowd in the value-add market.
Seizing the Opportunity
The multifamily sector can–and should–lead the way in payment processing’s new technology options.
Index Report Shows Multifamily Market Increasing
The National Association of Home Builders recently released their Multifamily Production Index, which showed continued improvement for the fifth consecutive quarter for the apartment and condominium market.
Luxury Rental Set for Historic Site in N.C.
The proximity of Durham, N.C.’s historic Ninth Street District to many of the city’s landmarks makes the area perfect for developers eyeing potential multifamily rental sites.
The Rough Road to ROI
The industry agrees that engaging in social media is a must, but it is only starting to look at the cost of–and return on–the investment.
NYC's Most Expensive Rental Is on the Market
New York doesn’t come cheap. And now Manhattan’s most expensive rental apartment, the Astor Suite at The Plaza Hotel, is on the market for $165,000 per month.
Multifamily Sector to Remain at Top of Investors' List in 2012
The multifamily sector has been investors’ flavor of the year, and as per the results of commercial real estate services firm Jones Lang LaSalle’s Apartments Outlook 2012 Survey, it appears the sentiment will continue in 2012.
7 Reasons D.C. Is Experiencing a Strong Multifamily Market
Multifamily investment in 2011 has been the golden child of commercial real estate. With strong economic and employment fundamentals, large metros such as Washington, D.C., have attracted investors.
Re-Keying Ordinances Spur Lock Hardware Innovation
The state of Texas has a code calling for locks to be re-keyed after apartment residents move out, and Illinois has enacted a new amendment to its Landlord and Tenant Act that will go into enforcement in several weeks on January 1.