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Former NBA Star and Partner Develop South Florida Affordable Housing

AM Affordable Housing and Housing Trust Group, a residential developer in Florida and other places, have closed on the financing of Courtside Family Apartments. The property is a new 84-unit affordable housing development in Miami’s Overtown neighborhood. Former Miami Heat basketball star Alonzo Mourning is the director of AM.

New Project Maintains Affordable Housing for Chicago’s Northtown

Affordable housing developer Vitus Group recently acquired Evergreen Terrace Apartments.

660-Bed South Carolina Student Housing Community Breaks Ground

Peak Campus Development has started construction on a 218-unit, 660-bed student housing property in Columbia, S.C.

VIP Packages to Attract ‘Sophisticated’ Buyers

Scottsdale’s Entertainment District is getting its first and only luxury condominium tower.

Demand for Quality Housing in Corona Brings New Luxury Apartments

The area of Corona, Calif., has a high demand for quality rental housing and for the first time in a while, ground has broken for new luxury apartments.

New Partnership Investing $20M in Affordable Housing in California

The Community Development Trust, a national private real estate investment trust, has announced a partnership with TIAA-CREF, a national financial services organization, to invest in affordable housing in California.

The Appeal of a Close Purpose-Built Student Housing Community

Campus Advantage and Pinecrest Partners have joined together to develop The Knox, a 101-unit, 382-bed community that will serve students attending the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

Vitus Group Finishes Affordable Housing Rehab in San Diego

Vitus Group has completed its renovation of the 448-unit Meadowbrook Apartments in San Diego’s Skyline neighborhood.

Luxury in Hawaii

The second tower of the Ritz-Carlton Residences, Waikiki Beach has broken ground.

Brian Kelley: Investcorp’s Acquisition Strategy

Investcorp, a Bahrain-listed alternative investment fund, has recently expanded its U.S. residential portfolio with the acquisition of four properties in the metropolitan areas of Washington, D.C., Orlando, San Diego and Baltimore. The purchase price was approximately $300 million.