A historic flour mill in Minneapolis is getting a makeover and will soon become home to more than 250 affordable live/work artist apartments. More
The tiny apartments don't have to measure 400 square fee and be situated in a... More
McKinley is doing a rehab of the 33-year-old, 120-unit unit Manchester West in Ann Arbor, Mich., which the company hopes will achieve a 24 percent ROI. More
Flooring replacements? Definitely. Countertops? Maybe. A new roof? Unlikely. But neglect curb appeal and common spaces at your own peril. More
Finding the right unit mix in a new development can be a tricky task, an exercise in demographic research that can determine whether your building will cater to Baby Boomers or Millennials. More
Welcome to the 2014 Concept Community, “Renovation Nation”. Over the next five months, Multifamily Executive will take a deep dive into rehabs, renovations, and adaptive-reuse projects with our industry partners McKinley, Dominium, Mike Rovner Construction, RDL Architects and J Turner Research.Along the way, an all-star lineup of industry thought leaders will provide insight on the most effective renovation strategies. We’ll dissect the topic from a variety of angles and mediums, including bi-weekly e-newsletters; a themed issue of the magazine; and a keynote at the MFE Conference in September.Visit the website here. More
The Harvard University Joint Center for Housing Studies’ most recent report on rental investments at the metro level reveal just how much the multifamily industry spends every year on rehabs, and what they spend it on. More
Holly Wiedemann, president of Lexington, Ky.–based AU Associates, shares how her... More
While developers are building new properties with much less parking ground thanks to new zoning requirements, architects are tackling the problem head on, figuring out a creative use for all those empty spaces. More
Older property cap rates remain on a downward trend, suggesting sustained interest in ready-to-renovate properties, while newer asset cap rates are leveling off, suggesting a possible concern that recent deliveries could be more strongly affected by the growing supply wave. More
