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Jan. 19--Chattanooga ranked with big metro areas such as San Francisco, San Jose and New York in apartment rent increases in 2011, pointing to signs of a rising local economy, officials said.
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In his recent webinar, Mark Humphreys, CEO of Dallas-based Humphreys and Partners Architects, talked about a demand explosion in El Paso, Texas, fueled by a couple of demographic factors unique to that border. In fact, Humphreys himself is working on two deals in the town.
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Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Miami have been lumped together as the poster children for distress, but each metro is climbing back up in its own way.
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Nicknamed the Emerald City for its lush evergreen forests, Seattle has evolved into a jewel of a multifamily market, as well.
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Bozzuto development president Toby Bozzuto checks in with Multifamily Executive to talk about $200 million in new D.C. and Baltimore developments.
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The metro known as Florida's First Coast region is enjoying a turnaround in apartment market fundamentals.
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There may not be another rental market in the country like New York. With high incomes and a high propensity to rent, the city leads the rental pack in the United States. But the rules are different in the Big Apple. That’s why many major national players and REITs, with the exception of Arlington...
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Minneapolis/St. Paul apartment owners relish strong market, low vacancies in 2011.
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For the past couple of years, the Washington, D.C., market has been the star of the apartment business. Low supply and a strong job picture mean that apartment owners in the nation’s capital have enjoyed some staggering rent gains in the past 18 months. But new commentary from REIT conference calls...
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Community spirit is helping Music City build and grow.
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Having successfully transformed itself from a mill town to a stable employment center, Pittsburgh remains a consistently steady market for apartment owners.
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Think back a couple of years. Supply soaked Florida dominated the real estate headlines with foreclosures, distress, and investors fleeing from their downpayments. Now, national multifamily firms such as Alliance Residential, Gables Residential, and Wood Partners are making big building bets on the...
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A diverse economy, a growing population, and renowned academic institutions drive growth in North Carolina's Triangle area.
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Bev Bates, senior vice president of development operations for Boston-based The Community Builders (TCB), discusses her eight-year process of getting a local property rebuilt.
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Record low vacancy rates, strong job growth, and persistent foreclosure activity are driving the Mile-High City's impressive apartment market recovery.
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Gables Residential and Cousins Properties, two Atlanta-based development companies, have partnered to begin construction on the $250 million Emory Point, a vertical mixed-use development slated to open in the fall of 2012 in Atlanta.
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A year ago, a groundbreaking in formerly supply-soaked Florida may have had people scratching their heads. This year, it’s becoming more commonplace, particularly in Tampa, Fla., which ranks No. 9 on a proprietary list that Dallas-based Witten Advisors generates using data from the U.S. Census...
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After a spate of overbuilding a decade ago, Columbus is finally enjoying strong unit absorption and job growth.
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Late last year and earlier this year, it looked as if many of the private developers around the country were getting back into the development game. Judging by a slew of news releases in the past week, that pace seems to be intensifying.
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Like many multifamily developers, Denver-based Archstone sees opportunity in Texas. To help capitalize on those possibilities, the firm recently promoted Jay Curran (previously with Atlanta-based Novare) to vice president of development for Texas. He took some time recently to chat with ...