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Once a hallowed metric of Internet marketing success, bounce rates have recently lost some of their luster.
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Waterton Residential moves to multiple equity investors and a debt investment model as it waits out a freeze in value-add opportunities.
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Pending official approval (expected October 19) from Cupertino, Calif.-based Apple, the Archstone iPhone app will hit the Apple App Store this week. The Englewood, Colo.-based Archstone gave Multifamily Executive an exclusive sneak peak into the iPhone technology prior to its public launch.
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The plight of Archstone has been a widely-debated topic in the industry for the past couple of years. The apartment giant, which was No. 8 on the Multifamily Executive Top 50 Owners list with 62,741 units, was taken private by in a Lehman Brothers Holdings with $22 billion leveraged buyout in 2007...
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The apartment industry suffered a loss last Friday when Al Neely, Denver-based Archstone’s decorated chief development officer, passed away at age 64 from natural causes.
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Some multifamily firms have been able to creatively wrestle new dollars, while cutting expenses, by uncovering latent opportunities throughout the downturn.
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After months of little to no activity, multifamily development in the nation’s capital is seeing the beginnings of a quiet resurgence.
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A look at the myths and realities behind social media, mobile mania, and resident portals.
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Multifamily IT tech executives share systems building strategies
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In 2005, ING Clarion Partners bought Atlanta-based Gables Residential Trust for $2.8 billion in cash. That same year, Morgan Stanley Real Estate's Prime Property Fund announced that it would buy Chicago-based AMLI Residential Properties for $2.1 billion. Then, in October 2007, the big domino fell—a...