Luxury Condo Developers Put to the Test
The gloom in the housing and credit markets is seeping into commercial real estate, challenging the conventional wisdom that luxury condominiums can better...
Durham Breathes New Life Into Old Warehouses
In the renovated shells of warehouses and factories built when tobacco was king in North Carolina, Durham has fashioned a chic downtown that salutes its...
Condo Glut Weighs on Apartment Market
When the housing market falters, the apartment market typically benefits from higher demand. But that hasn't been the case in 2007. Gains in the multifamily...
Manhattan Apartment Prices Break Record
The average sale price of a Manhattan apartment building cracked the $500 per sq. ft. mark during the first half of this year, according to a new report...
Credit Crunch Dampens Loan Origination Volume
Commercial and multifamily mortgage origination volume dipped in the third quarter, based on the Mortgage Bankers Association's (MBA) quarterly survey...
Multi-Family Demand Surges Amid Turbulence in Mortgage Market
Apartment properties remain one of the strongest investments in the commercial real estate market, says Brian McAuliffe, managing director and chief investment officer ...
A Subprime Sucker Punch
Shares in multifamily real estate investment trusts (REITs) have taken a beating of late. Through Oct. 23, apartment REIT shares plunged by 11.9% due...
Dialing Back on Utility Costs
When Greystar Real Estate Partners acquired three apartment properties last year in Raleigh-Durham, N.C., the new owner installed submeters in each unit...
Condo Sales Not Bigger, But Better, in Texas
The condo slump hasn't taken hold in Texas, where Dallas and Houston have emerged as markets that are bucking the national trend with accelerating sales...
Lenders Take a Stand
Despite the recent disruption to the capital markets, the outlook for the apartment investment market remains positive. New apartment construction is...
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