... on a $2B, 10,000 multifamily unit portfolio acquisition from GreyStar, the company announced Tuesday. The portfolio consists of a ... continue exploring deals. Under the terms of the deal, GreyStar will continue to serve as property manager, the company said ...
... Thousands of properties from apartment owners and managers like Greystar, AvalonBay Communities, Bozzuto Group and Equity Residential will see ... savings on less staff labor needed in delivery rooms. Greystar plans to install Hub in 125 developments over the ...
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Apartment giant Greystar bought Waterline Apartments for an undisclosed price from Fore Property ...
Hafner was a senior managing director at Greystar, where he led the firm's international expansion, before founding ...
Their new company, Blackfin Real Estate Investors, will be based in Clarendon and look to acquire properties from Boston to the Carolinas. The pair began talking about the partnership about a year ago, but for Doug, the idea has been a long time in the ...
... ,” Gary Kerr, managing director of development in the Northeast for Greystar, told Bisnow earlier this month. “It’s been a very ... to move forward with a lot of conviction.” In total, Greystar's developments are planned to deliver 1,905 units and ...
... access to mass transit, top public schools and exceptional demographics,” Greystar Managing Director of Development John Clarkson said in a statement ...
... — and rents — lower than typical multifamily building projects, according to Greystar. The leasing process has also been streamlined and can be ...
... named two of the buildings quasi historical sites, causing Greystar to delay demolition. Because the buildings weren't fully ... facilities to have them run through a different path. Before Greystar planned to redevelop, multiple businesses sat on the site, ...
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