April 2013 Table of Contents

The Rochester, N.Y.ñbased company uncovers value by repositioning older, run-down assets into New Workforce communities. Read more

The 19th-century Waltham Watch Co. is ticking away again as a mixed-use development with loft-style apartments and a green campus. Read more

As demand for rental housing surges, some single-family production builders want in on the act. But is their foray simply a response to a temporary downturn or a threat to their multifamily peers? Read more

Columbia Residential's Parkside at Mechanicsville includes 813 mixed-income rentals in both townhouse and flat plans. Read more

With low cap rates and growing new construction, one could think so. We ask five industry experts for their take. Read more

Having left Greystar after nine years, Pinnacle's new vice president of client services, Jeremy Edmiston, is ready for greater responsibility with the Dallas-based property management firm. Read more

From rehabbing Class C properties into Class A assets to withstanding union protests, multifamily developers have a knack for seeing the upside in the unattractive. Read more

The 456-unit, Boynton Beach, Fla., project is the largest multifamily community to achieve Gold status in NAHB's green certification program. Read more

The NYC micro-unit prototype with moving walls, known as LE1, is a combination of all the right elements of a small urban space. Read more

The tech, energy, and tourism sectors drive the strongest metros, but will excess inventory put the brakes on some? Read more

In efforts to slash construction costs and time, as well as become green-friendly, a London-based developer has built communities based on shipping containers. Read more