Orange County

Orange County Development Commands $101M

The Santa Ana community is a transit-oriented project about 9 miles from Disneyland that is still under construction by LaTerra Development.

Apex Laguna Niguel. Image courtesy of Yardi Matrix

Fairfield Residential Adds CA Asset to Management Portfolio

The partially affordable community owned by Mill Creek Residential Trust encompasses 284 units and is located in Orange County’s Laguna Niguel.

Affirmed Housing Breaks Ground on Orange County Affordable Project

Della Rosa in Orange County, Calif., will serve as permanent supportive housing for the chronically homeless and families earning up to 50 percent of the area median income.

CBRE Brokers 2 Orange County Sales

Senior Vice President Dan Blackwell facilitated the $14 million deal encompassing 44 units across two communities. Both assets represent value-add opportunities.

Standing Out in Orange County

Western National Property Management’s Scott Wickman shares his insights on the role of Instagram, tech and communication in a successful property management strategy.

Walker & Dunlop Adds Orange County VP

Christine Pratt has more than 15 years of experience in affordable housing financing, having previously served as a member of Freddie Mac’s small balance loan team.

Berkadia Completes $76M Sale of Orange County Area Property

The company worked on behalf of A & M Properties in the acquisition of ReNew at the Shops, a garden-style apartment community situated in a tight multifamily market.

LRES Names Vice President, National Sales Manager

Peter Lutz has more than 20 years of executive experience. He previously served as president of Data Control Group and is also principal consultant of PTL Consulting.

California Expands Affordable Housing Finance Incentives

The new program aims to incentivize affordable housing development for residents with a mix of incomes.

Multifamily Orange County Report – Winter 2019

Demand for apartments is solid, sustained by steady employment and population gains. Bolstered by its highly educated workforce, the metro accounted for 24 percent of Southern California’s GDP in 2017.