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Wood Partners appeals to empty-nesters seeking rental living with an amenity- and actvity-laden apartment building.
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The Bascom Company is augmenting its traditional renovation strategy to target assets with severe occupancy and rent distress in order to bring back units, meet market rent fundamentals, and extract maximum NOI to improve asset values.
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Axis at Perimeter raises the bar on amenities and services to attract renters in a crowded Atlanta market.
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When the music stopped playing in South Florida's condo circus, Wood Partners, The Altman Cos., and The Related Group managed to remain in business-and continue to stand.
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Residents of the apartment tower will share in adjacent historic hotel's amenities.
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On and off base, multifamily executives adjust to the new face of military housing.
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There's certainly no lack of condo-hotels to keep an eye on. More than 200 such projects are in development across the United States, according to the Scottsdale, Ariz.-based National Association of Condo Hotel Owners.
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In the past 15 years, multifamily living has surged in popularity. This is especially true in downtown and city neighborhoods, in locations near light rail, and in new suburban town centers that combine residential, office, and retail in walkable environments.
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At first glance, Archstone-Smith's purchase of Oak Creek Apartments in Agoura Hills, Calif., was just another $99.6 million deal. Sure it was a lot of money, but the 24-building, 336-unit luxury multifamily community seemed a clear winner. Agoura Hills' median income of $85,000 and median age of 32...
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Dozens of new, low-income apartments went on the rental market this September in Cass Corridor, the poorest neighborhood in Detroit. The $13 million Brainard Street Apartment project consists of 20 three-story brick buildings, with a total of 120 two- and three-bedroom units. But some of the best...