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Cities across the country are becoming more walkable. That’s certainly the case in Washington, D.C., where real estate prices near the downtown area and prime public transportation have skyrocketed in the last decade.
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Gen Y is constantly on the move, a new survey shows. And developers in major cities are taking note.
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CompassRock continues to develop its national footprint as it takes over management for the massive PCVST.
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Swedish retail giant Ikea has jumped on the micro-unit trend after modeling a 391 sq. foot apartment in Brooklyn this week.
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Dallas-based Axiometrics recently released its latest monthly market performance data and the results show that new units hitting the market have not really made a dent in rent growth thus far.
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Consultant Tim Smith writes about Gen Y for his Echo Boom Blog. Here, he talks to Multifamily Executive about why this generation is changing the face of the housing market and how developers can attract them.
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The Cleveland rental market was experiencing a “euphoria” in 2011 with high occupancies, paving the way for new development. But those developments are coming on the market now, keeping rents down.
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The number of building permits issued last month made July one of the strongest months for the multifamily industry so far this year, the U.S. Census Bureau reports.
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The Twin Cities has been a hot multifamily market over the past few years. Here's a look at what's renting there this week.
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Dallas-based Mill Creek Residential Trust recently expanded into Massachusetts when it opened the doors on the Concord Mews.