Condos for Czech Republic workers. Luxury high-rises in Brazil. Former government-owned rentals in Germany. Massive new multifamily complexes in China. These are the surprising new targets of many U.S. multifamily firms. “Global real estate is a growth market,” says Gleb Nechayev, senior economist...
Q&A with Chris Finlay, Managing Principal, Mission Residential
Q&A with Jay Clark, Principal Southeast Capital Partners
Q&A With Kevin Kelly, Co-Managing Partner, Leon N. Weiner & Assoc.
Q&A With Curtis Kemeny, President and CEO, Boston Residential Group
Q&A With George Sherman, President, Sherman Associates
Q&A With Anthony Rossi, President, RMK Management Corp.
Q&A With Tim Keach, President, TDK Construction
Q&A With Martin Fein, President, Martin Fein Interests
Q&A With David Neale, President, The CORE Cos.
Q&A With Constance Moore, President and CEO, BRE Properties
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MULTIFAMILY EXECUTIVE highlights 10 regional superstars and shows why these firms are among the best in their class.
Q&A with Tal A. Savariego, Tom Bozzuto, Jack McCabe, and Cyndy Salgado
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Despite burning an estimated 2,100 homes off of the inventory overhang, the wildfires that torched six Southern California counties this past fall will have slight impact on market conditions there for either sellers or renters of residential properties, experts say.
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Think one company can't make a difference? GE Real Estate begs to differ. In November, the Norwalk, Conn.-based firm launched a major initiative to green its entire apartment and commercial property portfolio.
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Highland Ranch, Colo.-based real estate investment trust UDR announced Nov. 5 that the company has entered into a $650 million joint venture with an “unnamed” large domestic institutional partner.
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The Golden State is kicking off the new year with a bang. A new law, effective Jan. 1, prohibits cities and counties from enacting ordinances that require landlords to check the immigration or citizenship status of their residents, and likewise bans landlords from asking their residents' status...
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A prominent multifamily builder in the Northeast has followed in the footsteps of
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Multifamily sales volumes in 2008 will probably be around $35 billion, barely a third of the record highs of $90 billion reached in 2007.
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The U.S. Green Building Council has unveiled LEED 2009, an updated rating system for commercial buildings, which resets the bar for green building performance.
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For every billion dollars invested in new infrastructure products, personal earnings would increase by $1.1 billion, and national GDP would increase by $3.4 billion, according to national and state-by-state data released by the Arlington, Va.-based Associated General Contractors of America (AGC).
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Faced with a greater debt burden than its apartment REIT peers, Colonial Properties Trust, a Birmingham, Ala.-based REIT with 36,481 apartment units, announced major executive management changes this week that will bring the return of a familiar face to the CEO seat.
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As 2008 came to a close, a number of multifamily REITs made moves to fortify their balance sheets and portfolios for what promises to be a tumultuous 2009.
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Greystar Real Estate Partners has nabbed a spot as one of the country's largest property management firms after announcing this week that it has acquired the management division of Irving, Texas-based JPI.
The following is a web-exclusive interview with Gotham Organization president David Picket, part of MULTIFAMILY EXECUTIVE's broader coverage of best-in-class regional firms.
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Just as the manufacturing world has beaten a path to Asia-Pacific, multifamily developers also see that region as a land of great potential.