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Adelman: The Evolution of Student Housing

Student housing used to be looked down upon, but over the years it's transitioned into a recession-resilient gold mine. More

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Commuter Rentals Hit a Home Run in Single-Family Territory

In Dallas, Huffines Communities, which is used to building master planned communities, has found a steady income stream in high-end rentals. More

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D.C. Condo Developers Race to Get Out of the Ground

Developers have broken ground on a half dozen new condo projects, with several others on the way, in what was formerly one of Washington, D.C.'s hottest urban neighborhoods. More

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Stuff-Based Economy

Consumers purchasing goods and services is what makes our economy go. More

Portland Weathers Storm

Portland, Ore.—Trammell Crow Residential (TCR) has placed a big bet on the Portland area, building new projects ranging from a 22-story high-rise at Alexan South Waterfront to 274 garden apartments at Miraval at Villebois and 188 rentals mixed with retail space at North Mississippi Apartments. More

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Long Time Coming

After Ron Cohen closed on the first parcels of land he bought in the North of... More

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Indianapolis —Locally based Ardizzone Enterprises, Inc., has agreed to pay $80.2 million for a portfolio of five apartment properties here from Apartment Investment and Management Co. (Aimco). More

Topping Out

Waterton Associates’ business came full circle when it purchased the Presidential Towers in a $475 million deal in March, the largest multifamily transaction in Chicago’s history. More

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The Right Mix Can Make or Break Retail Projects

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High Societies: Tough Multifamily Markets

When Essex Property Trust, a Palo Alto, Calif.-based REIT, went public in 1994, it brought a distinct operating philosophy to the multifamily universe: to acquire, develop, and own apartment communities in high-barrier, supply-constricted markets. At the time, Avalon Properties (now AvalonBay Communities) engaged in similar tactics in tight Northeast markets. The companies were alone in their practices. More

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