A top-selling apartment broker has returned to Colliers to form an investment team in Seattle as multifamily deal activity picks up again across the region.
The East Bay’s multifamily investment market is showing strong signs of recovery in 2025, with annual sales volume reaching $2 billion, the highest level since 2022, and double the sales volume of a year ago.
An unlikely sector of the Chicago economy is looking to bring the city’s longtime financial center, LaSalle Street, back in fashion after years of high-profile defections of large office tenants.
Invitation Homes, the nation's largest landlord for single-family rentals, is nabbing discounted new houses from homebuilders as buyers back away from the market at a time of elevated mortgage interest rates and economic uncertainty.
Bridge Housing has closed on a $175 million bond offering, the largest deal of its kind in the San Francisco-based nonprofit's history, after investor demand pushed the total beyond its original $150 million target.
New York’s Long Island City, already proven to be a popular residential neighborhood just across the East River from Manhattan, is closer to seeing the addition of nearly 15,000 apartments.
One of Dallas' tallest skyscrapers could soon become a mixed-use hub with a hotel, apartments, retail and restaurant space proposed at the aging Comerica Bank Tower in the city's central business district.
Local developers Cipres and Rilea Group received a $90 million construction loan from Mexico’s Banco Inbursa for a rock-and-roll themed condominium in Miami's arts district.
Flournoy Partners secured $55 million in bridge financing for Apex Posner Park Apartments, the group’s newly opened luxury multifamily development in Davenport, Florida.
From atop a new glass office tower about 40 minutes outside Washington, D.C., locals lounge around an outdoor pool on a late summer day. Their perch overlooks a luxury hotel-condominium, another office high-rise and several street-level cafes, all completed in the past year.
The developers behind Tampa’s Gasworx in the historic cigar-making district are getting closer to completing the 50-acre mixed-use development, one of the largest projects underway in the city.
Healthcare-focused real estate investor Welltower closed about $23 billion in property deals and debt payments as it shifts its strategic focus from medical outpatient clinics to residential facilities for seniors.
The Bank of Canada lowered its target overnight rate by a quarter percentage point to 2.25% in a move commercial property professionals expect to boost activity in the market.
The latest government shutdown is casting a long shadow over Washington, D.C.’s multifamily market, with industry insiders pointing to weakening demand and shifting renter behavior.
A luxury multifamily operator has acquired an apartment complex from one of the world's largest institutional investors in Marina del Rey's priciest multifamily deal since 2013.
Woodfield Development, one of the country’s biggest multifamily developers, has opened Klara at Clermont, a 289-unit resort-style apartment complex just outside of Orlando, Florida.
A Los Angeles-based real estate investment firm is expanding its holdings in Texas after the acquisition of two apartment properties totaling nearly 600 units in urban locations with high barriers to entry.
A local firm is partnering with luxury real estate developer Versluys Group to build a $650 million tower in the heart of Miami's riverfront in what marks the Belgian company's entrance to the U.S. market.