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It’s safe to say that the condo market is making a comeback. Case in point: The luxury 33-story Clarendon in Boston, built by the Related Cos. and the Beal Cos., sold its first 3,500 square foot penthouse for $6.5 million last week.
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Condo developers are slowly re-emerging, armed with some hard-won lessons learned during the recession.
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Ground will break on the innovative Exceptional Green Living on Rosa Parks mulifamily housing project in mid-December.
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With more than 80 proposed condominium projects in the early planning stages in South Florida, it’s hard to believe that developers learned anything from their mistakes during the recessionary years.
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The condominium market is slowly starting to build, but developers are being much more careful in how they assess the demand.
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Type the word condo into a Google news search and you may be surprised at what you see. Instead of stories about underwater investors and bankrupt developers, a lot of papers are now writing about new condo construction. Here are three signs things are coming back:
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New York’s Lower East Side, once home to tenement buildings, is slowly being gentrified. The changes include a slew of small, stylish condos such as the one at 60 Orchard Street
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Robust employment improvements and family-creation could cycle the Gen-Y demographic out of rental housing sooner than experts predict.
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Multifamily Executive Senior Editor Chris Wood rounds up interesting and intriguing news tidbits. This week: pure energy, electrocutions, the Porsche pad, plus hidden 80s music playlists*.
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As it's watched foreign buyers scoop up excess condo properties in South Florida, The Related Group, a Miami condo builder, is betting the market can absorb more units.