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"Man of La Mancha" composer takes to the airwaves to promote his “green village,” which has been in the works for more than two decades.
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Many multifamily firms are moving back into development mode as discounts in the acquisition space dry up. But finding the capital to do so can be difficult.
In the past few months, Ronald Ladell, a vice president for Arlington, Va.-based AvalonBay Communities, has seen new competitors move into the mix when he’s bidding for land in the New Jersey market. Despite still dealing with the after-effects of the housing bust, large single-family builders such...
How architect Ross Chapin's "smaller is better" philosophy could change the American housing landscape.
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New online database sheds new light on location, location, location.
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The unpredictability of rent fundamental improvements and NIMBYism continue to impact underwriting for multifamily land acquisition even as market conditions become favorable to apartment development, said a panel on land strategies at the MFE Conference last week in Las Vegas.
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The recession is officially over, and happy days are here again. Nowhere is that perhaps more true than in the multifamily space, where the transaction volume for apartments has rebounded to 2008 levels, according to a report released this week by Encino, Calif.-based Marcus & Millichap.
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What happens when the popular (yet geographically limited) metro system in the only market that has really held up during the recession decides to expand? You have a lot of apartment developers and owners in Washington, D.C., salivating.
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In another sign that their could be life in the long dormant land market, San Francisco-based BRE Properties announced Tuesday that it had acquired 2.4 acres of land in downtown Sunnyvale, Calif., for approximately $19 million. It plans to build 280 units on the site.
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Builders and developers might still have a chance to influence state officials who will determine how guidelines will be executed.