Japan’s Mori Trust has acquired the lower half of a mixed-use tower in Manhattan’s Hudson Yards — the largest U.S. private real estate development — that includes the world’s first luxury Equinox Hotel.
A developer has launched a ground-up affordable housing project in Alexandria, Virginia, that is set to create hundreds of new units in an area facing a shortage of modestly priced residences.
Goodman Real Estate acquired Scottsdale on Main, a 119-unit luxury multifamily community in Scottsdale, Arizona, from Baron Properties for $66.1 million.
Pamera North America and Targo Capital Partners have purchased a 21-unit luxury condo apartment building near New York University in lower Manhattan from Acadia Realty Trust for $49.5 million.
Lease-ups are taking significantly longer to stabilize than in years past as Atlanta's multifamily sector contends with a historic wave of completions hitting the market.
California’s new law that lets apartment buildings up to nine stories get built near major transit stops could fuel construction across the state — but not in Los Angeles, said CityView Chief Executive Officer Sean Burton.
Abacus Capital, a New York-based real estate investment firm, is getting a $77.5 million construction loan for Arbor House, the company's latest South Florida apartment complex in Palm Beach County.
Naftali Credit Partners has expanded to South Florida for the first time after providing a loan for a recently completed multifamily development in downtown Hollywood, Florida.
Multifamily rents in Dallas-Fort Worth fell 0.7% in October — the sharpest monthly drop of 2025 — extending the market’s losing streak to five months. Annual rent growth slid to -1.7%, the lowest level this year, according to CoStar’s Daily Asking Rent series.
While developers across the country continue to pull back on apartment construction in response to the elevated vacancy levels and declining rent, the apartment construction pipeline remained quite active in Cleveland, Ohio, with 1,100 units added in the third quarter.
Lease-ups are taking significantly longer than in years past as San Antonio’s multifamily market contends with a historic wave of new completions in the Class A segment.
Higher interest rates and tighter lending requirements have hampered the Indianapolis commercial real estate investment market over the past three years. However, sales activity is picking up as buyers and sellers align more closely on pricing, and capital moves more freely with narrower bid-ask spreads.
In September, the Northern New Jersey apartment market saw negative monthly rent growth for the first time in a year, but the numbers had already reversed by October, indicating robust demand from renters.