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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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ROIs on condominimum projects will begin to look increasingly attractive as the cost difference between renting and owning grows.
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Despite an uptick in sales activity and a drop in prices, investors are still working to make financial and ROI sense of the condo sector.
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In the mid-2000s, there may have been no better symbol of the condo boom than Jorge M. Pérez, founder, chairman, and CEO of Miami-based The Related Group. In the first of a two-part interview, Perez took some time to talk with Multifamily Executive senior editor Les Shaver about how he survived the...
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For developers and condo associations concerned with an FHA policy that would make it harder get condo loans, HUD has offered a one-year reprieve.
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If the FHA starts to officially enforce a little-used clause that requires a building to allow the transfer of units in order to stay on the list of FHA-approved buildings, condo developers worry that it could harm their ability to sell units.
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In the first of a three-part series on the state of the condo market, we look at the recent rebound in sales and who's buying up available units.
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A Boston-area for-sale development originally designed for seniors now caters to all ages.
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With New York-based commercial real estate research firm Real Capital Analytics saying the apartment industry’s transaction pace in the multifamily has increased for the fifth consecutive month, REITs continue to add assets.
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All signs point to a profitable future for Boston’s multifamily sector.