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Multifamily and commercial buildings in Washington, D.C., may soon be going green. A proposal from the D.C. Office of Planning issues new regulations for multifamily and commercial buildings city-wide, varying by zone.
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New York’s Lower East Side, once home to tenement buildings, is slowly being gentrified. The changes include a slew of small, stylish condos such as the one at 60 Orchard Street
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Economic pressures have apartment developers reconsidering appropriate product types and locations.
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Nicknamed the Emerald City for its lush evergreen forests, Seattle has evolved into a jewel of a multifamily market, as well.
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The New York City–based Gotham Organization recently announced that it has commenced construction on a $520 million residential development encompassing nearly an entire city block in Manhattan.
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Former BRIDGE Housing Executive Vice President Lydia Tan Joins Related Cos., will spearhead Northern California public priavate partnership initiatives
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A suburban New York development tests the new urbanist concept in a formerly unfavorable Northeast environment.
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Apartments have been filling up for the past year. And judging from the REITs' first-quarter conference calls, a lot of the people in those apartments might have been home buyers just a few years ago.
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Who says the high barrier to entry acquisition market is all dried up? If recent deals by Dallas, Tex.-based Behringer Harvard, the Irvine, Calif.-based Bascom Group, and Chicago’s Waterton Residential and Equity Residential are any indication, A-class assets in first tier metro markets are still...
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The winning student entry in the Build a Better Burb competition calls for a radical form of community involvement to transform Long Island suburbia.