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Since its earliest days, the Kitchen & Bath Show has been drawing multifamily specialists who know how to connect the dots between residential housing trends and the apartment market. Here are some of the highlights, including a mix of practical and sexy products in a range of applications.
For Renters, Is Sharing Caring?
What do residents think of services such as Uber and Airbnb at communities? MHN and Kingsley Associates partner to find out.
JV to Invest $550M in National Portfolio
Cortland Partners, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and GIC plan to acquire and renovate 8,000 to 10,000 Class B multifamily units across the U.S.
Top 10 Orlando Apartment Owners
The city has a thriving market, thanks in part to an expanding young workforce. However, the metro still faces a shortage of affordable units, a growing concern for lower-paid
workers.
Can Real Estate Adapt to Historic Levels of Change?
Steeped in tradition and time-honored techniques, the real estate industry has thrived thanks to its dependability and cyclical nature, but powerful forces are creating disruption on an unprecedented scale.
LMC’s San Diego Community Poised to Open
The 368-unit Shift includes 19,000 square feet of ground-floor retail and features amenities such as co-working space, an art-walk courtyard and EV charging stations.
Related Debuts, Breaks Ground on Luxury FL Communities
Expanding its Icon brand in Central Florida, the company unveiled Icon Harbour Island in Tampa and started construction on Icon Central in St. Petersburg.
Inland Acquires 267-Unit CO Property
The company purchased the 2016-built Union West Apartments in Lakewood, which features bike and ski maintenance, a wet bar and 402 covered parking spaces.
Passco Acquires 240-Unit AL Community
ARIUM HomePlace, a 240-unit luxury property in the Prattville submarket, will be rebranded as The Meadows at HomePlace, reflecting its location in the master-planned Homeplace community.
Harrison Street Snags German Student Housing Portfolio
The company purchased 1,000 units in cities throughout the country from MPC Capital AG, which will continue to manage the STAYTOO-branded properties.