Prominence
How to Motivate and Engage Your Team
Takeaways from the recent CFAA Rental Housing Conference panel “Corporate Culture – Pull, Don’t Push” and “Data in Performance Evaluation,” presented by experts from M&R Properties and Killam REIT.
KTGY, Trammell Crow Break Ground on $135M CA Mixed-Use Project
Dubbed the Alexan Webster, the 1.42-acre destination will include 234 luxury apartments with 15 percent of its units designated as affordable. Completion is scheduled for summer 2019.
10 Markets with the Lowest Expected Supply Growth
The multifamily industry has experienced a recent boom. But with a risk of oversaturation in some markets, development is slowing and deliveries are expected to peak.
RADCO Acquires Fifth Apartment Property in Houston
Champions Village Apartment Homes, which will be rebranded as City Gate at Champions, includes 278 units and will be overseen by the company’s management platform.
Austin’s Top 10 Largest Communities Under Development
The city’s booming economy and rapid population growth have led to a surge in housing demand in recent years. Here is a list of the biggest communities under construction in the area.
Top 10 Markets for Supply Growth
Decelerating rent growth and stagnant or falling occupancy rates suggest that developers can no longer expect the same returns experienced in recent years. As a result, development will likely slow down. According to Yardi Matrix data, these 10 markets are expected to see the greatest increases to supply this year.
Manhattan Mixed-Use Snags Pre-Development Financing
A joint venture obtained $200 million for 520 Fifth Ave., which will include 145 condos, 208 hotel rooms and 33,000 square feet of retail space.
Renters on Rents
Do your renters think they’re getting a good deal? This month Kingsley Associates and Multi-Housing News surveyed residents to find out whether they see value in their rental agreements.
10 Markets with the Greatest Rent Loss
Rent growth has been decelerating nationally after a wave of new development. Here are markets with the greatest loss in rents over the year.
St. Louis Gears Up
Despite a slowly declining population, the city continues to see positive economic trends driven by job gains in education and health services, leisure and hospitality, and professional and business services.