Two Chicago developers want to erect a 92-unit apartment building a few blocks south of Wrigley Field on a property that housed Torstenson Glass for more than a century.
It’s been a rough few years in terms of rent growth for apartment owners in Sugar House, near Salt Lake City, due to a steady stream of new supply, and the pain may not be quite over.
Houston's recent supply wave has kept market asking rents flat over the past two years, with the current rate of $1,380 per month unchanged from the second quarter of 2023.
The highlight of Jason Joseph's career as the CEO of Trilogy Investment Co. was the real estate solution he devised during the global financial crisis.
A developer wants to build almost 200 units of senior housing in a prime Oakland neighborhood, reflecting increasing interest in the sector as high costs have stalled progress on other housing projects in the Bay Area.
Merchants Capital has closed a $237 million short-term loan for the Park Hill Apartments complex in Staten Island, providing crucial financing for one of New York's largest affordable housing developments as it prepares for a comprehensive rehabilitation.
The long dormant yet iconic General Hospital in Los Angeles is slated to become part of a mixed-use complex that speaks to the city’s more modern needs: housing, open space and healthcare uses to serve the region’s Eastside neighborhoods.
The Boston area has one of the highest concentrations in the U.S. of office buildings with laboratory space and, although the niche segment of the office market has recently struggled, more supply is on the way. Healthpeak Properties and Hines recently disclosed details about one of those proposals, called Cambridge Point.
Less than two years after buying a 730-unit apartment complex in suburban Chicago for $95 million, a New York-based investor is looking to cash out amid an uptick in big multifamily transactions.
Kushner Real Estate Group and National Real Estate Advisors have obtained a $255 million refinancing for the third and final tower of their luxury apartment complex in Jersey City, New Jersey.
Tulip Developments Group has received approval from the city of Miami for a 47-story residential tower along one of the city’s most well-known corridors and is now looking to sell the site for $34 million after beefing up the project's density under Florida's Live Local Act.
Two developers started construction on The Grounds, a mixed-use development in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, that leverages the trend of matching new commercial properties with sports facilities.
Developers Black Salmon, LD&D in a joint venture with IGEQ and Salt Lake City-based Bridge Investment Group have refinanced the group’s Miami arts district apartment complex Wynwood Haus.
The owner of a 275-unit apartment tower in Chicago’s West Loop is putting it up for sale, adding to a wave of multifamily deals that have hit the market.
A Beverly Hills investment firm has snapped up a handful of storied apartment buildings in Los Angeles that date back to the 20th century and represent a pre-war architecture style that has become rare in the region.
Real Estate investment management firm Grover Corlew has started work on Mayla Cypress, the group’s latest apartment complex in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.