Apartment Architects and Developers Planning Smaller, Denser Communites
Capital constraints and lifestyle changes among renter demographics are converging to make smaller, denser, downtown apartment communities the hottest spots to build. Read more
EDR Poised to Take Advantage of the Recovery After Coming Back from the Depths
EDR Poised to Take Advantage of the Recovery After Coming Back from the Depths Read more
A Healthy Dose of Big Ideas
Brainstorming with your staff can keep your team feeling energized, creative, and productive all year long. Read more
STat of the Month
Smaller Owners, Larger Owners see Different Recoveries
Smaller Owners, Larger Owners see Different Recoveries Read more
Corporate Ladder: Dr. Sam Chandan’s New Venture
Dr. Sam Chandan is embarking on a quest to reach the housing sector with up-to-date, refined analysis of the real estate market. Read more
What a report card! Another quarter, another round of impressive rent fundamental numbers in the apartment sector, with rent growth continuing, particularly increasing its pace in secondary markets as occupancies return to pre-recession highs. Read more
Prudential Mortgage Capital shut down its conduit operations in 2008, but the firm is now ready to jump back in through a joint venture with Perella Weinberg Partners. Read more
Rent.com Promo Takes Subversive Stab at Homeownership
Spot modeled after iconic Apple Computer commercial doesn't pull punches, gets broad media attention, says Rent.com director of consumer insights Christina Aragon. Read more
Lone Star Lineup
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. Read more
Demand for Design
A year or two ago, at the height of the recession, Alfred Wojciechowski, a principal at CBT Architects in Boston, says he would get a project from a developer that would lead to a quick feasibility diagram on a site. But it hardly ever led to anything more substantial. That's changed this year. Read more