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Mixed-Income Development Receives City Council Approval in Detroit
Bedrock Detroit and Woodborn Partners will develop a 900-unit residential neighborhood on the former Frederick Douglass public housing site, one of the largest vacant properties in the city.
The Story of MIRO: San Jose’s Tallest Development
Bayview Development Group’s Ted McMahon unveiled the story behind San Jose’s tallest residential project and explained how it will impact the city’s multifamily market. Mike DiNapoli of Suffolk Construction revealed why MIRO is part of the “build smart” trend.
Top 10 Largest Multifamily Deals in Salt Lake City
A list of the most considerable transactions to have taken place in Utah’s largest city year-to-date, emphasizing strong investor interest in the metro.
RADCO Expands SC Footprint With $30M Buy
The company has acquired and rebranded two properties offering a combined 300 units in one of Charleston’s fastest-growing submarkets.
Roseland Residential Secures $131M for Jersey City Community
New York Life Real Estate Investors arranged the eight-year fixed-rate loan for Marbella Apartments in New Jersey. The 412-unit tower offers access to a spa, a dog run and a full service concierge.
Timberland Partners Sells Omaha Community
Vukota Capital secured a $24.7 million bridge loan to acquire and renovate Legacy Crossing, a 408-unit garden-style property in the city’s North Central submarket.
What to Expect From Seattle’s Hot Market
Healthy demographic trends and steady job gains, especially in the tech sector, have allowed the area to become one of the country’s fastest growing metros. But can this last? Billy Pettit, president of local development company Pillar Properties, explains why he anticipates a slowdown.
Grandbridge Real Estate Lands $22M for SD Project
The upcoming student housing community will feature nearly 500 beds and will be serving the University of South Dakota, located within walking distance.
Next Step in Condo Design: Flexibility
The 22-story One Riverside in Philadelphia is a modern residential property not just because of its design and high-tech amenities but also because it caters to its residents’ unusual needs. Buyers could create their dream home by combining several units to accommodate their lifestyles.
LA-Area Affordable Senior Housing Lands Refi
The 114-unit community dates back to 2002 and is available for 55-plus residents, earning 60 percent of the area median income.