San Antonio Multifamily Is Hotter Than Ever Before

Nowhere in Texas is multifamily doing better than in San Antonio

From Dead Lots To Gold Mines, Retailers Are Reimagining Parking Lots

Landlords aim to sell empty parking lots to developers or rent them to businesses that complement retailers.

Sorry Developers, Multifamily Lenders Think It’s Time To Temporarily Stop New Supply

Though PGIM previously has construction loans on its balance sheet, it is not doing any construction loans right now, PGIM principal Anthony Tarter said.

Kaplan Plans New Apartments Downtown As Alternative To Pricey Midtown

Kaplan projecting rents to be little more than $2/SF, cheaper than Midtown's new class A stock average of $2.50/SF

Longtime D.C. Developer Mike Balaban Joins J Street Cos.

One of SB Urban's founders, Mike Balaban, has left the company to join J Street Cos.

Marriott Ramps Up Modular Construction Use For North American Projects

Modular construction is growing in popularity as this year's construction labor shortage persists with no signs of slowing.

Transwestern Denver Raises Ten Grand For Make-A-Wish

Transwestern Denver raises more than $10,000 for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

Fredericksburg Multifamily Portfolio Sells For $100M

Equus Capital Partners sold a 676-unit Fredericksburg apartment portfolio to Chandler Management for $100M, with ARA Newmark brokering the deal

Loudermilk Endeavoring For 240-Acre Mixed-Use Project Way Out In Perry

The 240-acre mixed-use project would include retail, restaurants and residences targeted toward agriculture show attendees.

Long Island's Growing Millennial Population Needs More Apartments

Long Island is growing in multifamily, despite the woeful LIRR.