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The city's close relationship with the car isn’t over just yet. But a wave of transit-oriented development is starting to take Denver in a new direction.
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EQR finally lands Archstone, but the shakeout has just begun: Apartment companies up and down the food chain will feel the effects of this huge deal.
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As demand for rental housing surges, some single-family production builders want in on the act. But is their foray simply a response to a temporary downturn or a threat to their multifamily peers?
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The Rochester, N.Y.ñbased company uncovers value by repositioning older, run-down assets into New Workforce communities.
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Michael Green says his wooden towers can help offset climate change. Can he find a client willing to go out on a limb and build one?
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Apartment firms are finally turning ìlikesî into leases through social networks that connect closely with residents while marketing properties to all their friends.
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The effect of apartments on the national and local economies extends far beyond the construction stage. A new study illustrates multifamily's GDP, across the nation and in the neighborhood.
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Some ancillary services can enhance your residents' lives while increasing your bottom line. But the trick is finding the right services, and making them a selling point.
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Student housing has proven to be a safe investment as the economy rebounds. But the next generation of dorms is anything but safe in terms of design.
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While rents this year won't be as hot as they were the past two years, apartment owners still have room to push without pushing residents away.