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Peak Campus Management to Manage Purpose-Built Student Housing at Western Illinois University-Quad Cities
Peak Campus Management has been selected to manage The Mills at Riverbend Commons, adjacent to the Western Illinois University-Quad Cities campus in Moline, Ill.
MassHousing’s Loans Benefit Lynn, Mass., Seniors Housing
MassHousing loans totaling $16.4 million will make large-scale property renovations and the extension of affordability possible at St. Stephen’s Tower, a 130-unit community for seniors in Lynn, Mass.
Don’t Ditch Good Design when Furnishing for Seniors
StudioSIX5 unveils a new line of furniture tailored for the seniors housing space.
Contegra Construction’s Trailblazer Commons Phase I Opens in Illinois
Phase I of Trailblazer Commons, serving Godfrey, Ill.-based Lewis and Clark Community College, has opened to students.
HTG Begins Development of Pinellas County Apartments
Housing Trust Group has started work on Whispering Palms Apartments, a 63-unit affordable housing development targeting families in Largo and Pinellas County, Fla. The community will also include four units specifically for special needs families.
Independence M-F Community Commands Year’s Top Per-Unit Price in $13.8M Deal
Another Cincinnati area apartment building has recently changed hands. On December 11, Marcus & Millichap announced the sale of the Independence Oaks Apartments, an apartment complex in Independence, Ky. Nicholas Andrews, Joel Dumes and Stan Falk, all of Marcus & Millichap’s Cincinnati office, represented both the buyer and the seller in the transaction.
Ground Broken on Proffitt Dixon Partners’ Fountains Matthews
Multifamily real estate development and investment firm Proffitt Dixon Partners has begun construction on a 258-unit luxury rental property called Fountains Matthews.
RED Capital Group Announces New Senior Managing Director of Affordable Housing
Tracey Peters is the new senior managing director of affordable housing for RED Capital.
Multifamily Developers Advance Plans for Nearly 500 Units
Two new projects took major strides this month. Together, they will bring almost 500 units to the Greater Cincinnati area.