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Griffis Residential Shells out $44M for Multifamily Community in Suburban Denver
Denver-based multifamily management company Griffis Residential has recently acquired the 264-unit Remington West Apartments community in Westminster, Colorado, at the cost of $44.3 million.
Taft Sells Apartment and Retail Building in Raleigh to TriBridge JV for $65M
Taft Family Offices, a 30-year-old real estate development firm in Greenville, recently sold the 401 Oberlin apartment and retail building across from Cameron Village in Raleigh.
Southern Lifestyle Plans 700-Unit Neighborhood Development in Greater Baton Rouge
The Greater Baton Rouge area is about to get more homes. About 700 more homes.
INTERNATIONAL: Melco Crown Entertainment Opens City of Dreams Manila
Melco Crown Resorts and a subsidiary of Melco Crown Entertainment are opening the first international integrated leisure destination offering in Manila, Philippines.
W. P. Carey Grabs 73-Property Automotive Dealership Portfolio in the UK
W. P. Carey Inc.’s international footprint just grew by 1.6 million square feet.
Who Are Today’s Rising Leaders?
CPE unveils this year’s Stars to Watch, 17 up-and-coming individuals and teams from across the commercial real estate industry that are sure to make more waves as they climb the career ladder.
Ivanhoé Cambridge Grows Its M-F Portfolio in San Francisco with Veritas Investments
Ivanhoé Cambridge and its partner Veritas Investments have boosted their multi-family holdings in San Francisco with the acquisition of 11 properties.
Blackstone Partners with Former DDR CEO
It didn’t take former DDR CEO Dan Hurwitz long to find a new position. Barely a month after leaving the shopping center REIT, Hurwitz will be partnering with Blackstone’s retail real estate portfolio companies.
Associa Brings Its Community Management Services to Tucson
Community association management firm Associa has recently introduced Associa Arizona by opening its newest location in Tucson, on January 26.
Economy Watch: Residential Sales Better, But Not Completely Healthy
Housing, while back from the Great Recession abyss, has slipped into a walking-dead state.