The third piece in a trio of stylish condos adds trilevel townhouse living in Southern California's hip Venice district.
All signs point to a profitable future for Boston’s multifamily sector.
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Fewer units are coming online these days, but one development newcomer in Southern California is determined to defy the odds. The 27-year-old just completed his first mixed-use deal and has begun work on a second.
A turn-of-the-century steam plant now houses upscale condos in an up-and-coming Queens, N.Y., neighborhood.
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As more and more condo owners and developers across the country fall into bankruptcy, their associations are suffering right along with them.
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The Maison-Grande Condominium in Miami Beach, Fla., kept getting fines from the local government for various code violations. Its garage, carpets, air conditioning system, sprinkler system, and roof all required attention, but the association said it couldn’t address any of these issues because it...
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If the unprecedented number of real estate foreclosures didn’t hurt South Florida, the upcoming hurricane season likely will. A large Category 4 or 5 storm could wreak more than structural havoc on empty buildings; some believe the financial damage and related insurance, repair, and demolition...
Luxe, an Atlanta condo, capitalizes on its sweeping city views.
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MULTIFAMILY EXECUTIVE Senior Editor Chris Wood rounds up interesting and intriguing news tidbits. This week: goodfellas, accidental evictions, and a street with no name.
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New condo players in Boston aren't exactly in the fast lane toward property stabilization. Absorption rates in the city are averaging out at approximately one per month. Still, that's a better rate than the one unit per two months seen in Boston's suburbs. And both are better than zero sales.