Product Type

Freddie Keeps Tax Credits, Focuses on Preservation

Former Sacred Blessing Campus in Boston Undergoes Major Renovation

Texas, Mississippi Under Fire for Shortfalls in Disaster Recovery Spending

One to Watch: Doug Eisenberg, Urban American

Pevely Pointe Apartments in Missouri Opens After a Fire Causes Major Delays

TODs Lack Resources to be Workforce-Affordable

July 2009 News Roundup

Feds Target Employers of Undocumented Workers

Marketing - I Will Focus on Promoting Value, Not Luxury.

Like nearly all business segments in 2009, multifamily marketing is going to be the victim of a volatile economy and a dearth of spendable dollars.

The Conservatory at Alden Bridge

While most seniors housing is sterile and institutional, The Conservatory at Alden Bridge, a 237-unit independent living community in The Woodlands, Texas, allows seniors to live in luxury.

Chicago Multifamily Tower Wins Skyscraper of the Year Award

High-Rise Condos Head to the Auction Block

MFE 2009 Awards, High-Rise

Facelift: BellTell Lofts Renovation

Io Piazza

MFE 2009 Awards, Military Housing

El Paso Takes Measures to Reduce Development Burden

Developers Approach El Paso Military Housing with Trepidation

Philadelphia-Based Campus Apartments Launches Nationwide Community Service Campaign, Unites Residents in Year-Long Volunteer Effort

Campus Apartments, the oldest and one of the largest privately held student housing companies in the nation, has launched Smart.

Developers Diversify to Stay Recession-Proof

Some developers are surviving, and even thriving, in today's market by re-engineering thier business plans and turning thier focus to recession-resistant sectors such as the receivership business, student housing, and historic renovations. The overriding trend is to diversify.

Campus Apartments Adds Nearly 6,000 Beds

Philadelphia-based Campus Apartments, whose chief officer was named MFE’s 2009 Executive of the Year, recently expanded its third-party management portfolio to include 14 new properties.