Architecture Trends
Los Angeles Tower Presents a Topological Alternative to Urban Sprawl
MAD Architects’ conceptual Cloud Corridor design draws on an ancient Chinese art form to bring together people and nature in a high-density, vertical garden village. Read more
New Developments
Design Shorts: A Bite-Sized Look at 3 New Developments
A mix of rentals and condos, downtown and waterfront, grabbed our attention this month. Read more
BIG BUILDER
The BS Vs. Trust Meter
Four Steps to Earning Credibility with Your Employees from Forrest Performance Group principal Jason Forrest. Read more
Multifamily Executive
Apartment Deal Volume Falls in November
Transactions in 2015 still outpace 2014 Read more
New Developments
Collaborative Approach Brings Apartment Development to Atlanta Suburb After Near 17-Year Absence
Resident input, zoning assistance, shared parking are key to mixed-use project's success. Read more
Acq–Rehab
Former New York Telephone Building Soars as Ultra High-End Condo
Sold-out Manhattan skyscraper honors its original, 1929 Art Deco design with pre-war luxury touches; adds 21st-century, state-of-the-art features. Read more
We profile three architects who prove building isn’t the domain of just developers. Read more
Management
Grooming Your Successor
Decades after company leaders start and grow their businesses, there comes a point when they must decide who’ll keep their firms running when they’re no longer at the helm. Read more
Capital Markets
Lending Forecast: GSEs Should Break Volume Records Again in 2016
New adjustments to the government-sponsored enterprises’ lending caps portend an overall boost in apartment financing this year and double-digit growth over Fannie’s and Freddie’s record 2015 volumes. Read more
Multifamily Executive
Inventory Should Remain High in 2016
Experts still see apartments being brought to market as pricing sits at all-time highs. Read more