The tiny apartments don't have to measure 400 square fee and be situated in a... More
We’re looking for the most successful adaptive reuse projects that opened between July 1, 2012 and Dec. 1, 2013 for this year's awards. Registration ends on April 15 and binders must be submitted for judging by June 3. More
Apartment developers are increasingly tapping the Immigrant Investor Program, also known as EB-5, to create viable sources of capital for deals. Successful investors are granted green cards in exchange for helping spur job creation through construction projects. More
Its energy-saving ideas will help Stewards of Affordable Housing for the Future, a consortium of nonprofit owners and operators, meet the federal Better Buildings Challenge. More
Pollack Shores' 326-unit SteelHouse can credit strong public-private partnerships, close proximity to public transportation, and a plethora of one-bedroom units in its success with Millennials. More
Many owners and managers aren't convinced that renters will pay more for green features, though surveys say they will. More
Construction costs for the 50-unit Heritage Oaks came in under budget, which allowed the developer, Central Valley Coalition for Affordable Housing, to invest the excess funds in upgraded materials and sustainable technologies. More
In 2006, Harrison Commons began remediation of a former industrial and warehouse site in Harrison, N.J. As the first building in a multiphase revitalization of the run-down area, the four-story, mixed-use property reflects the brick façades of the area’s industrial past, while showcasing contemporary architecture. More
Multifamily professionals have an excellent opportunity to learn how to successfully incorporate green building principles in their projects at the 2013 GreenBuild Expo November 20-22. More
Deciding which program to use depends on a host of important factors, including the type of building being certified, its location, and even your investors' preferences. More