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Avanath Acquires Brooklyn Portfolio
The company, in partnership with Oak Tree Management, acquired a 17-building affordable housing portfolio with 198 units for $73 million.
Knoxville Gives It the Old College Try
The metro’s economy has benefited from gains in a number of sectors, pushing investment sales to a new cycle high.
The Inland Empire Expands
Rent growth in San Bernardino and Riverside counties continued its extremely fast pace over the past year, supported by a healthy job market and moderate inventory expansion.
Jacksonville’s Rapid Growth
A healthy employment climate, an inexpensive cost of living and mild weather are attracting jobs and new residents to Jacksonville, creating demand for apartments and bolstering rent growth.
Betting on Service
There are new developments popping up all over the country. The right kind of customer service can make all the difference. Here are some best practices to improve your relationship with residents.
Kansas City’s New Look
Kansas City is in the midst of a transformation, growing as a financial and research center, with increased investment in infrastructure, all of which support multifamily fundamentals.
Metro Spotlight: It’s Always Mountain Time in Denver
Years of economic growth have prompted substantial rent growth, but is the city’s multifamily market heading into treacherous waters?
3 Things to Remember When Renting to Families
Multifamily living offers a ton of perks, such as professional management, flexibility, less maintenance and increased safety. Carol Jackson, vice president of Morgan Properties, explores how to use these advantages to appeal to renters with children.
Strategic Capital Backs NYC Hudson Square Development
The affiliate of a giant Chinese firm is taking a $140 million equity stake in the project, which will be co-developed by Cape Advisors. Located in Manhattan’s West SoHo enclave, the 280,000-square-foot tower will feature 170 condominium units, ground-floor retail and parking.
Alexa in Apartments?
Virtual assistants, such as Amazon’s Alexa and Google Assistant, are all the rage. Should they have a place in property management and leasing?