As land prices soar, developers are being a bit more tactical in choosing where to place new projects. Read more
The NMHC 50: Owners and Managers
MULTIFAMILY EXECUTIVE is pleased to present the 25th annual NMHC 50, the National Multifamily Housing Council’s authoritative ranking of the nation's 50 largest apartment owners and 50 largest apartment managers. Read more
Inspire
Southern Discomfort: Winter Storms Stall Construction in South
If this long cold winter has done anything, it's forced developers and construction teams to anticipate any type of weather, no matter how severe. Read more
Inspire
Condo Resurrection Lives Large in Chicago
Riding the wave of a condo market resurgence, the developers behind the Chicago Spire re-up plans to build the tallest building in the Western hemisphere. Read more
The coupling of labor shortages and rising costs of materials have been plaguing multifamily construction, leading to delays that increase the cost of a project. Read more
Check In
Under the Radar: Naples, Fla. One of the Nation's Healthiest Markets
Dominium provides insight into expanding into the Florida market including Naples, where occupancy is the highest in the nation. Read more
new developments
Boston High-Rise Soars as Post-Recession Success Story
A prominent downtown site gets a second life as home to a luxury residential tower. Read more
"Crime is our industry's dirty little secret," says Brent Sobol, an apartment owner and crime-prevention consultant. "Everybody’s got it, to some degree, but no one wants to talk about it or admit it." Read more
Above Sea Level: NYC Architects Creatively Battle Rising Flood Waters
A little more than a year after Hurricane Sandy swept over New York City, architects have gone back to the drawing board to face the rising flood levels in the city. Read more
Glacial Wave: Danish Architects Create "Sculptural" Icon
Flowing with its natural water habitat, this 100-unit luxury building mimics the sea and mountains by the Vejle Fjord in Denmark. Read more
The affordable housing industry reacts to Rep. Camp's much-anticipated tax reform draft, which preserves the LIHTC but introduces major changes, and even eliminates, other vital multifamily programs. Read more
Over the last year, the costs of labor and materials (not to mention land) has gone up significantly, creating difficulties for developers to come in on time and on budget. We asked three industry veterans on what effect labor and material costs will have on the pipeline this year. Read more
facelift
19th-Century Mall Reinvented as Mix of Micro Lofts, Retail
The nation’s first enclosed mall, modeled after historic European arcades, is transformed into a vibrant mixed-use space in downtown Providence, R.I. Read more
As the face of your company, a great site-level team is critical to leasing activity, and ultimately, net operating income. But many managers still can't crack the code on reducing turnover. Read more
Bobbie Brunk began her multifamily journey more than 25 years ago, as a leasing agent. After a career that saw stints at Crosland and Archstone, she is now Greystar's director of real estate Read more
Applying the same rules of primary-market investing won’t work here. These assets require a down-in-the-weeds approach. Read more
Multifamily portfolio owners could do well to investigate longer-term asset holds and the long-term, generational investors looking for more than an IRR. Read more