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Jan. 26--Responding to falling prices and stiff competition from foreclosures, home building activity in 2011 dropped to an all-time low in Inland Southern California, according to a report released Wednesday by the California Building Industry Association.
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Build, build, build. It seems that 2012 will see a ramp up of apartment construction activity across the board. But what deals are happening—and at what terms? We ask some of the industry’s most well-respected apartment developers to share their insights on the development outlook and the state of...
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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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The construction debt market has slowly but surely returned, though the lessons learned through the last downturn are informing today's more conservative approach.
Antoni Gaudi's landmark building in Barcelona, also known as Casa Mila, displays the architect's ability to make stone and brick appear as organic in construction as they are in nature.
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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.
Tough capital markets, a demand for downtown core product, and 20/20 hindsight are likely to temper multifamily housing starts, at least for awhile.
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After not starting a single unit in 2009, major builders jumped back into construction mode last year.
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Last year, Andrew Livingstone, an executive director with Charleston-based Greystar for Charleston-based property manager Greystar, was seeing a lot of new business come from taking over distressed properties. In years earlier, it was from transactional volume. But over the past six to nine months...
Noise can be a major obstacle to enjoyable multifamily living. Products like these can help mitigate sound and keep residents comfortable and happy with your properties.