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UD Details Student Housing Program
The University of Dayton is investing $17 million to upgrade housing in its student neighborhoods. The program will be carried out over the next two years and will help UD accommodate the growing student population and the strong demand for university-owned housing.
Market Snapshot: D.C. Retail Gets a Boost
Retailers are more determined than ever to expand their presence in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area. Here’s why.
Architect Shalom Baranes Associates Enters Affordable Housing Niche
The District is about to get even more affordable apartments. This month, developers started work on the Channing E. Phillips Homes, an eight-story building which will bring 56 much needed affordable apartments to the historic Shaw neighborhood.
Market Snapshot: D.C. Office Market in Demand
The Washington, D.C., office market experienced the second consecutive quarter of positive net demand in Q1 2015.
Luxury Apartments Open in Historic Shaw Neighborhood
D.C.’s Shaw neighborhood is now home to a new luxury apartment building. The Colonel officially opened its doors to the public on May 21.
Wampold Reveals Name of New Baton Rouge Hotel
Mike Wampold’s new hotel in downtown Baton Rouge will be a Marriott Autograph. The developer has recently revealed more details about the project, which broke ground earlier this year, at Convention and Third Streets. The new hotel will be called the WATERMARK Baton Rouge.
InvenTrust Buys Retail Center on West Broad St.
Another Richmond retail asset has changed hands this month. After Capital Square Realty Advisors’ acquisition of the 24,000-square-foot building at 2000 Old Brick Road, at the start of May, InvenTrust Properties purchased the WestPark Shopping Center from represented Westdale Asset Management, Ltd. The sale price was $33,390,000 or about $189 per square foot.
Market Snapshot: DC’s Industrial Sector on Track
The Greater Washington, D.C., area has a solid industrial market that continues on an upward trajectory.
Seniors Housing Community Changes Hands
A Richmond affordable senior housing community has changed hands this month. Forest Hills Apartments Limited Partnership sold The Arbors to Atlantic Multi Family 9 – Arbors, LLC. The price of the transaction was not disclosed.