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While large institutional buyers and REITs continue to duke it out in the core and core-plus apartment acquisition space, deal flow in Class B assets is beginning to improve as smaller buyers without either rock-bottom cost of capital or the stomach for mid-4 percent cap rates turn to cash flow and...
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An Arizona court of equity has cleared the way for a 3,000-unit, seven-property apartment portfolio previously operated by the Bethany Group to be sold out of receivership, says Bill Hoffman, president and founder of San Diego, Calif.-based Trigild, the corporation that was appointed receiver of...
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Washington, D.C., and Southern California have been making headlines as the first of the recovering housing markets. But a crop of Southern cities also are poised for a comeback. The housing markets in Houston, Dallas, and Atlanta, as well as their various submarkets, are quickly heating up.
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Stability returns to Cleveland’s Class A apartment market.
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After months of little to no activity, multifamily development in the nation’s capital is seeing the beginnings of a quiet resurgence.