Development: Page 22

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    Foreign investors chase renters into new markets

    In the U.S. multifamily sector, 62% of cross-border investment was outside major cities last year.

    By Robyn Griggs Lawrence • April 25, 2022
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    San Diego density bonus is spurring affordable units: report

    Amid a crucial housing shortage in Southern California, developers have leveraged a city incentive program to build thousands of units since 2016.

    By Danielle McLean • April 25, 2022
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    Trendline

    Top 5 stories from Multifamily Dive

    A roundup of some of Multifamily Dive’s top stories of 2024.

    By Multifamily Dive staff
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    DEALS + STARTS

    Greystar breaks ground on first apartments in Phoenix master plan

    The City North development will add a total of 3,000 multifamily units and almost 2 million square feet of office space.

    By • April 21, 2022
  • Intercontinental Real Estate Corp. in joint venture with MG Properties acquired Stone Cliff Apartments, a 394-unit garden-style multifamily community in the Denver subm
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    Greystar tops NMHC Manager list again, approaches 700,000 units

    Asset Living, RangeWater, RPM and Harbor moved up in the National Multifamily Housing Council's annual ranking.

    By • April 20, 2022
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    Economic headwinds threaten a spring recovery

    Most multifamily developers report construction delays and repriced deals as supply chain problems accelerate.

    By Jen A. Miller • April 20, 2022
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    Opinion

    As demand soars, apartment builders battle supply chain woes

    Hoar Construction uses a range of strategies to stay ahead of pricing challenges amid the Sun Belt construction boom.

    By Ripley Bickerstaff • April 20, 2022
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    International investment in US multifamily sector grows

    Foreign investors poured $21 billion into American multifamily properties last year, much of it in the Sun Belt and second-tier markets.

    By Robyn Griggs Lawrence • April 18, 2022
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    Settlements, more suits at Surfside

    Three defendants settled, but the families of victims and survivors at Champlain Towers South have filed more complaints against companies involved in construction next door.

    By • April 11, 2022
  • Phoenix midtown skyline with a Saguaro Cactus and other desert scenery in the foreground.
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    Government backlogs delay apartment construction

    Although approvals are jammed up in zoning and planning offices, local governments like Phoenix are seeking new ways to provide services.

    By • April 8, 2022
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    NewQuest launches multifamily development division

    Industry veteran John Leonard will assemble and lead the new development team for the Houston-based company.

    By • April 6, 2022
  • Senior City TOD at Federal Way Transit Center May 9, 2019
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    Deep Dive

    Transit-oriented development catches on as cities need to boost ridership and housing supply

    Cities are opting to build mixed-use developments near public transportation, but experts in Seattle, Atlanta and elsewhere say getting it right is a big challenge.

    By Adina Solomon • April 5, 2022
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    More inflation, recession ahead: construction economist

    Although the U.S. economy faces many headwinds, the apartment market is skyrocketing, according to Associated Builders and Contractors' Anirban Basu.

    By Joe Bousquin • April 5, 2022
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    PRODUCTS

    March roundup: New tech solutions for multifamily properties

    A 3D capture mount, a smart home suite and scalable charging stations are among this month's featured products.

    By • March 30, 2022
  • Chasen Cos., The Whitney, Baltimore
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    Q&A

    Baltimore company turns empty offices into apartments

    While other real estate firms struggled during the pandemic, Chasen Cos. added to its pipeline.

    By • March 29, 2022
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    Workers killed on Florida apartment job

    First responders found the bodies of Jeremias Mendez and Eduardo Cruz-Moran buried under debris at a Boynton Beach apartment jobsite Tuesday.

    By Zachary Phillips • March 24, 2022
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    Renovators battle supply chain, inflation issues while enjoying higher rents

    Apartment owners like Ashcroft and CWCapital have adjusted their pacing and production strategies to manage a range of new challenges.

    By • March 23, 2022
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    Q&A

    NIMBYs fight less dense rental communities, developer says

    Neighborhood opposition to townhome projects has forced Kaplan Residential to be agile.

    By • March 21, 2022
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    Could Zoom towns go bust?

    Money is flowing into cities like Boise, Idaho, but some analysts wonder about the sustainability of their growth.

    By • March 21, 2022
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    DEALS + STARTS

    Utah's tallest high-rise project under construction

    The 372-unit Astra Tower, a luxury apartment building developed by Kensington Investment Co., is set to open in 2024.

    By • March 17, 2022
  • In January 2022, Waterton acquired Oasis Townhomes in Waipahu, HI, an 18-acre townhome community with 406 rental residences across 99 two-story garden style buildings which more than doubled Waterton’
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    Q&A

    Value-add investor expands into ground-up multifamily development

    Replacement costs have fallen below the price of acquiring and renovating assets in certain markets, according to Waterton exec Rick Hurd.

    By • March 17, 2022
  • The Reed, a Chicago highrise, is being developed with low-carbon concrete.
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    Lendlease Chicago high-rise employs low-carbon concrete

    The new mix uses 60% less Portland cement and could last 30 years longer than conventional concrete, according to its creators.

    By Katie Pyzyk • March 16, 2022
  • Altman's 449-unit Altís Grand at Suncoast in Lutz, Fla
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    Q&A

    Multiple prototypes help this developer capitalize on Florida's surging market

    The co-CEO of one of the Sunshine State's oldest apartment developers sees plenty of runway for growth, but is also eyeing new markets.

    By • March 15, 2022
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    Land buyers face higher prices, more seller demands

    When developers bid for dirt, sellers ask a lot of questions.

    By • March 15, 2022
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    Standard, Faring expand LA-area middle-income housing

    Two new acquisitions leverage California's public-private partnership structure to preserve market-rate apartments for workforce housing.

    By Jeffrey Steele • March 15, 2022
  • The Michaels Organization's The Green at West Village
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    IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

    A crash course in student housing delays, and F-grades are costly

    In order to meet deadlines and avoid additional costs, developers are shoring up supply chains and even delaying open dates.

    By • March 15, 2022