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MHN’s Top 5 May 2017 Articles
Miss out on any MHN stories in May? Here are five of our most popular articles for the month, including the top 10 apartment owners in San Francisco and the role of virtual assistants in leasing and property management.
SF Development Bags $66M in Construction Financing
Rescore Property Corp. and Presidio Development Partners have received funding from Square Mile Capital for The Rise Market Street, a nine-story, 160-unit project in the Upper Market/Hayes Valley neighborhood.
Bridge Housing Bridges Gap With Bay Area Affordable Community
The company celebrated the completion of the first phase of a mixed-use affordable development and the ground-breaking of the second phase, which will bring 85 adjacent units for low-income seniors.
Highly Anticipated San Fran Condos Catch the Eye
The 67-unit community at 1450 Franklin St. was designed by BDE Architects and Sternberg Benjamin Architects.
San Francisco’s Top 10 Apartment Owners
Based on Yardi Matrix data, the list includes properties in all stages of development at a time when apartment construction in the city is at a 75-year high.
SummerHill Wraps Santa Clara Luxury Community
The company broke ground on the 186-unit property designed by KTGY Architecture + Planning at the end of 2014. The four-story property features one- and two-bedroom luxury apartments ranging from 758 to 1,378 square feet.
NAI Brokers $9M SF Community Sale
The seller of the 28-unit property located in the Mission District executed a 1031 exchange. The asset has been family-owned for more than 30 years.
San Francisco Tower Gets $25M Facelift
Related Cos. brought in Marmol Radziner to redesign The Paramount, aiming for a better fit with the neighborhood’s commitment to the arts.
Innovative Senior Housing Underway in Contra Costa County
Northern California Presbyterian Homes and Services is developing the first continuing-care retirement community in the area that is part of a larger retail development.
Bridge Housing Gives Affordable Senior Community a Face-Lift
The company purchased the 100-unit community in 2015 with a view to make capital improvements which ended up totaling $34 million.