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In Charlotte, minorities have made up the majority of its 752,000 population since 2011, and women account for more than half. And there, Balfour Beatty Construction is part of a construction team that this month was selected to build a 146,000-square-foot, 400-bed freshman residential hall, which...
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With dimensional lumber predicted to experience continuing shortages and rising prices—thanks to increasing marketplace demand—industry observers are encouraging dealers to keep enough inventory on hand for jobs sold over the next quarter.
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With the city’s first light-rail line scheduled to begin service this month, Denver leaders and builders hope that legislation will protect plans for transit-oriented development.
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Hartz Mountain Industries' Osprey Cove in Secaucus, N.J., offers a less pricey alternative to the nearby Gold Coast.
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Is NVR Eyeing an Acquisition in Pittsburgh?
News reports say the industry’s fourth-largest builder wants to buy Heartland Homes.
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With the return of economic growth demonstrating the elasticity investors covet, Phoenix is starting to rise from the ashes of the Great Recession.
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A veteran builder is offering a single-family lifestyle even for those who can't secure a mortgage.
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Multifamily will drive growth nationwide, as it already is doing in California, the school's economists predict.
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Silicon Valley's burgeoning tech industry drives a bustling apartment market in San Jose, Calif.
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Several urban job centers have committed to building tiny, affordable housing units.
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Dallas has been hot over the past couple of years and that's an attraction for companies like Village Green.
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Atlanta is driven by a diverse economic engine that’s producing rent gains and job growth at a pace apartment owners love.
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With a diverse economy marked by low unemployment, Nashville is becoming a mecca for young professionals seeking rental housing.
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Jeffrey Friedman, CEO of Cleveland-based Associated Estates Realty Corporation (AEC), wants the company to be known as more than an exclusively Midwestern operator. By adding units in Texas, the Southeast and mid-Atlantic, it has shed that image. But AEC’s Tuesday night announcement pushes its...
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Known for beautiful beaches that attract visitors the world over, Florida’s Tampa Bay metro is fast becoming a popular destination for multifamily investors, as well.
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The city of our nation's birth continues to be relevant to apartment developers and owners, with healthy occupancies, unemployment, and rental rates.
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With nearly 15,000 rental units started in 2011 and almost no condo supply, you have to wonder if demand drivers will soon shift in the nation’s capital.
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A hiring boom in Columbus, Ind., is driving a tight apartment market.
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Detroit has known some hard times of late, but with the resurgence of the automotive industry, broad-based job creation, and 10-year-low vacancy rates, the Motor City is gunning for growth this year.
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2012 promises to take multifamily’s drivers on one hell of a ride.