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With her market-rate background, Maria Pietroforte brings a fresh look to the military world.
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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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Progressive Redevelopment, Inc., is winding down business after 25 years.
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Popular in student housing communities for some time, luxury items such as Wi-Fi, HD TVs, and interactive fitness facilities are starting to take hold at market-rate properties, as well.
Pinnacle Housing Group replaced a troubled development in Miami-Dade County using $17 million in Neighborhood Stabilization Program funds.
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Some negative reviews are just that: The result of a tenant's frustration. But what should a multifamily owner do when seriously damaging reviews hurt their bottom line?
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The developer received more in six months than the state awarded in total in the previous three years.
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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.
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Is NVR Eyeing an Acquisition in Pittsburgh?
News reports say the industry’s fourth-largest builder wants to buy Heartland Homes.
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With more than 80 proposed condominium projects in the early planning stages in South Florida, it’s hard to believe that developers learned anything from their mistakes during the recessionary years.
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Millennials' growing desire for access to public transportation has been attracting them to core urban areas for years now. Atlanta has taken notice of this lifestyle choice and is responding with new transportation infrastructure.
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The condominium market is slowly starting to build, but developers are being much more careful in how they assess the demand.
West Wood Oaks provides much-needed workforce housing in an ultra-affluent region.
Gables Midtown met an extensive checklist of energy-efficiency, indoor air quality, and site requirements.
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As third-generation entrepreneur Jared Kushner strategically rebuilds the family firm’s portfolio, his preferred flight plan aims below the radar of so many competitors navigating the high-altitude apartment sector.
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Development is starting to pick up in those markets that fell the hardest, such as the southern region of the Sunshine State.
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A couple of years ago, distress was the buzzword in the apartment industry. Now, as the recovery strengthens, distress is falling even farther.
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The HOPE VI program's focus on mixing incomes and reducing density resulted in the loss of more than 100,000 units of affordable housing, a lesson HUD has taken to heart.
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David Ravin, the onetime head of Crosland's multifamily division, has started a new firm and is taking some former Crosland developments, employees, and property management assignments with him—not to mention a few lessons learned.
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Think back a couple of years. Supply soaked Florida dominated the real estate headlines with foreclosures, distress, and investors fleeing from their downpayments. Now, national multifamily firms such as Alliance Residential, Gables Residential, and Wood Partners are making big building bets on the...