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Freddie Mac’s record year of $28.8 billion in new multifamily loans was spread somewhat equally across the country.
When it comes to rebuilding, can New Orleans put the ball in the end zone?
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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.
A dedicated developer digs in for the long haul to help spur success in a blighted, crime-ridden Houston neighborhood.
The Voyager at Space Center is the largest multifamily project certified by the National Green Building Standard.
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Gables Park Plaza encompasses material, energy, and water conservation.
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A bold Gen-Y marketing strategy is being used by developer Crescent Resources at a student housing project in Austin, Texas. The Charlotte-based Crescent has combined aggressive branding with eco-friendly living to try to attract trendy students to its Circle West Campus. And it looks like it...
Meet five multifamily firms that know how to make the most of their very specific markets.
Though having served as president of The Michaels Organization's student housing division since February 2011, Joseph Coyle already has heady development plans for the sector.
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Non-refundable, non-due diligence deposits are a buyer-driven phenomenon, and typically signify froth in competitive markets.
Green features and innovative industrial construction methods highlight Austin's 904 West.
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Courtney Gaines has been in the multifamily industry all her professional life. Over the course of 15 years at Westwood Residential in Texas, she climbed the ladder from leasing consultant to director of management over the firm’s portfolio of 14,000 units.
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In Dallas, Huffines Communities, which is used to building master planned communities, has found a steady income stream in high-end rentals.
A year ago, a groundbreaking in formerly supply-soaked Florida may have had people scratching their heads. This year, it’s becoming more commonplace, particularly in Tampa, Fla., which ranks No. 9 on a proprietary list that Dallas-based Witten Advisors generates using data from the U.S. Census...
Late last year and earlier this year, it looked as if many of the private developers around the country were getting back into the development game. Judging by a slew of news releases in the past week, that pace seems to be intensifying.
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Like many multifamily developers, Denver-based Archstone sees opportunity in Texas. To help capitalize on those possibilities, the firm recently promoted Jay Curran (previously with Atlanta-based Novare) to vice president of development for Texas. He took some time recently to chat with ...
A longtime oil CEO gives back to his Texas community by building a campus for homeless area residents designed to help them become independent citizens.
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Affordable housing providers and publicly traded REITs seemed to take the brunt of the buying and selling activity in the ownership space.
These markets are likely to see the biggest increases in multifamily construction in 2011, based on 2010 permit data.
In this follow-up to the Healthiest Markets story, we present a collection of 22 intriguing markets.