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Metro Loft Develops Luxury Manhattan Adaptive Reuse

Twenty Broad Street, built as an extension of the New York Stock Exchange, now includes 533 units, as well as valet service, an outdoor movie theater and a private yoga studio.

ARA Newmark Arranges Sale of Tampa Community

Vice Chairman Patrick Dufour and Director Ryan Crowley represented seller Pollack Shores and equity partner HQ Capital Real Estate in the transaction. NKF Capital Markets arranged the acquisition financing through Natixis.

Equity Residential Buys Uptown Denver Asset for $135M

HFF worked on behalf of the company to arrange financing and also represented Trammell Crow Residential, the seller of the 372-unit luxury community formerly known as Alexan Uptown.

Raleigh Community Trades for $24M

Hawthorne Residential Partners sold the 184-unit asset two years after it acquired it for $15.5 million from Heritage Capital Group.

Inside the Deal: Lloyd Jones Capital’s Expanding Workforce Housing Portfolio

The private equity firm expanded its Southeast portfolio with this Tallahassee property, with plans to make upgrades but keep it affordable to meet demand in this progressively growing metro.

Student Housing Meets Mixed-Use

Developers eye projects that accommodate college-age residents and capitalize on the presence of complementary asset categories.

IPA to Market $21M CA Community

The firm will handle the sale of Villa Capri in Escondido, which includes 98 units and is currently 98 percent occupied.

Strategic Student & Housing Trust Acquires $92M Portland Asset

The 286-unit Courtyard at Mt. Tabor marks the REIT’s fourth acquisition in the senior housing sector since entering the market in February.

Greystone Stays Bullish on Affordable Housing

In an exclusive video interview, CEO Stephen Rosenberg outlines the firm’s expansion strategy, including plans to increase investment in communities with on-site health-care services.

Raskin Holdings Sells Nashville Apartments for $50M

Covenant Capital Group picked up the 57-building, 379-unit community, funding the purchase with a five-year, $35 million Freddie Mac loan.