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Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco has delivered a bold 36-unit condo project.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch provides a creative financing package for the development.
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Freddie Mac’s record year of $28.8 billion in new multifamily loans was spread somewhat equally across the country.
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A minimum-wage worker in Hawaii must hold down 4.4 jobs to afford a modest apartment, according to the latest report from the National Low Income Housing Coalition.
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BRIDGE Housing is part of a team that will build a 41-story, 563-unit development in San Francisco.
The new code includes stricter energy efficiency requirements and more-straightforward rules for accessibility.
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Developers in California have a new $93 million fund to help them with the acquisition costs of developing and preserving affordable housing in the state.
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Revised plans call for major renovation of a nearby hotel.
Meta Housing's NoHo Senior Arts Colony combines seniors housing with a professional on-site theater.
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The Sun Belt still claims most of the states with the highest number of new residents, according to recently released Census data.
The Atlantic Yards project will test the efficiency of prefab construction for mid- and high-rise residences.
Gen Y's urban migration to follow employment has forced developers to choose sites carefully in land-starved metros.
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Multifamily will drive growth nationwide, as it already is doing in California, the school's economists predict.
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Avant Housing's latest development, 1880 Mission in San Francisco, targets Gen Y renters with designs that blur the lines between work and play, inside and out, old and new.
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No longer just high-end ticket items, sustainable strategies are cropping up in affordable multifamily projects.
Buried beneath the Kansas prairie, condos prepared to withstand nuclear attack are selling like hot cakes.
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It appears that apartment owners with acquisitions on their mind had their sights firmly fixed on the West Coast this week. From north to south along the Pacific shoreline, properties continue to trade at a premium.
In San Francisco, Avant Housing, MacFarlane Partners, and AvalonBay are drawing inspirtation from the social habits and work environments of the city's tech geeks in thier latest developments.