Mill Creek Residential and Rockwood Capital sold the Skylar, a 20-story apartment complex in Miami’s health district, for $73.53 million to DRA Advisors.
Cascade Investment, one of the developers behind Water Street Tampa, has refinanced the Asher, one of the three luxury apartment towers that are open in the transformative 56-acre mixed-use development in downtown Tampa, Florida.
The Federal Housing Finance Agency is doubling the amount that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac can invest in Low-Income Housing Tax Credit properties to $2 billion each, a move that is expected to inject $4 billion yearly into the nation’s affordable housing market.
Sacramento’s apartment rents lost ground in July, falling month over month by 0.1% to an average asking rate of $1,870 per month. It was the first time that rents fell during July since 2022, and it marked the second consecutive month of declines.
Kennedy Wilson has bought an apartment complex in Seattle, adding to its holdings in the area as the region's multifamily investment volume reaches a three-year high.
In the Los Angeles suburb of Altadena, one of the 40 commercial buildings damaged in the January wildfires is testing the sales market, offering a glimpse of the challenges in an emerging rebuilding process.
A 32-story office tower on Manhattan’s Billionaires’ Row is set to be converted to a residential property as the city contends with below-average housing vacancy rates and record-high market asking apartment rents.
A New York-based developer has broken ground on a 494-unit apartment tower in Fulton Market, a relatively rare instance of a large-scale multifamily project under construction in Chicago despite rent growth in the city outpacing most of the country.
A luxury complex just became the Inland Empire’s most expensive apartment sale in years as tenants show they're willing to pay a premium for new construction.
Olympus Property, a Fort Worth, Texas-based multifamily investment and property management company, has expanded its Florida presence with its first acquisition in Miami, in one of the largest medical hubs in the country.
An affiliate of Ceiba Groupe, a Fort Lauderdale, Florida-based developer, received a $40.2 million construction loan for a new multifamily and built-to-rent project along Main Street in Jacksonville, Florida.
When San Diego multifamily investor Coleman Cox decided this year to embrace the Japanese concept of "misogi" — a personal challenge designed to push one's limits — he chose one of Southern California's most grueling trail runs.
For the third straight year, apartment rents fell month over month during July across the San Diego region. They dipped 0.1% to an average of $2,530 per month, still the sixth-highest average monthly asking rent among major metropolitan areas in the country.
A 198-unit apartment building that replaced a grocery store on Chicago’s North Side is for sale, adding to an already lengthy shopping list for multifamily investors in the city.