Citing low labor and material costs, recovering fundamentals, and a dire lack of competitive market supply, the progressive multifamily mindset says construction starts now.
Jeffrey I. Friedman re-engineers Associated Estates Realty Corp. to survive tough times--and it's even tougher midwest markets.
Though multifamily companies look to start new groundbreakings and deploy funds in 2010, the economy may not be ready.
Brokers say multifamily asset sellers will soften on 2010 pricing, improving rock-bottom transaction volumes.
The pace of fair housing lawsuits levied against multifamily developers is likely to continue unabated.
The construction industry predicts limited recovery until the end of 2010.
Mammoth Manhattan property likely to be snatched up by private equity, not institutional capital.
Fairfield bankruptcy expedited, Equity expands its New York portfolio, and more industry news.
Industry Balks at Changes That Would Make Construction Lending Harder to Secure.
Strong fundamentals and job growth point to a strong 2010 for San Diego's multifamily market.
Apartment leasing has taken a complete 360 in the past five years. Here are seven ways to reengineer your leasing staff—and leasing office—to best serve both prospects and residents.
The Summit, N.J.-based Solomon Organization expands into multifamily middle markets.
A chic new rowhome community updates South Philly’s working-class image.
Brokers starting to see some larger, bulk transactions take place.
Owners and residents work together to thwart recession-related crime.
The Kenney-Warren, once home to Harrry S. Truman and Lyndon B. Johnson, offers 431 apartment units in Washington, D.C.
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