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Marketing 163 Units and Accessibility to Manhattan
Woodford Station at Cranford, the newest rental apartment community from regional real estate developer Woodmont Properties, has officially opened for leasing.
Recent Acquisition Brings Company Portfolio to 11,000 Units
Philadelphia-based GoldOller Real Estate Investments expands into the Texas market with its $52.5 million acquisition of the Trails at Dominion Park, an 843-unit luxury garden apartment community in Houston.
Condos to Replace Deserted Office Building
A new luxury condominium tower could replace a vacant office building located at 171 Tremont Street in Boston’s Midtown Cultural District.
‘Lifeless Industrial Warehouse Complex’ to be Revitalized With Apartments
A joint agreement has been announced between HSA Commercial Real Estate and Fiduciary Real Estate Development to develop more than 1,000 luxury residences in Wauwatosa, Wis.
Seniors Housing Wins Cincinnati’s Greenest Building for ’15
The Reserve on South Martin, a seniors housing property, has been named Cincinnati’s Greenest Building for 2015 by the Cincinnati Business Courier.
Stewards of Affordable Housing for the Future Names New Senior Vice President
Stewards of Affordable Housing for the Future announced the promotion of Rebecca Schaaf to senior vice president and will be leading SAHF’s energy and water conservation work.
As Rents Rise, This New Condo Seizes Advantage
P.T. Blooms is developing Banneker Hill, a seven-home condominium in Washington, D.C.’s burgeoning 14th Street corridor.
Looking for Success Rebranding Student Housing
Development, acquisition and management firm Inland American Communities has purchased Asbury Green, a property serving University of Denver students, and is rebranding the community as University House.
Do Amenities Distract Students?
In a recent poll on MHN, we asked: Does highly amenitized off-campus housing distract residents from their scholarly pursuits?
$8M in Grants For Connecticut Affordable Housing
The Bristol Housing Authority has received three Connecticut state housing grants totaling $8 million aimed at revitalizing its Zbikowski Park development.