Residential

MIAMI—Blanca Commercial Real Estate's Danet Linares tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire mass transit is Miami’s Achilles heel right now.

CHICAGO-The former large housing project has finally been fully demolished, and this next building will include mixed-income housing and a medical office.

BETHESDA, MD-The merger of the Reznick Group and J.H. Cohn will create an organization with a larger public presence, allowing for a greater focus on REITs, David Kessler tells GlobeSt.com's Erika Morphy.

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ-Demand surge for rentals will counteract impact of 2,400 new units coming online.

FLAGSTAFF, AZ-The Phoenix investor ends up with 102 multifamily units from the original 204 converted into condo units during the mid-2000s.

MIAMI—Benworth Capital's Bernie Navarro tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire he is seeing an uptick in loan volume and the loan amounts.

WASHINGTON, DC-Despite home sales rising, there's still good news for multifamily investors, NAR's Lawrence Yun tells GlobeSt.com's Erika Morphy. Household formation is strong enough to support both trends.

NEW YORK CITY-Bomee Jung, senior program director of Enterprise’s green program, tells GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka about how the organization is helping to transform low-income properties into high-performance buildings.

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL—Foreign buyers and institutional investors have bought almost all of the 5,100 units constructed since 2003.

PHILADELPHIA-The portfolio consists of four properties totaling 1,106 units located in the Philadelphia-Camden-Willington MSA.

HARRISON, NJ-Concessions at the 275-unit complex have been dropped after six months, GlobeSt.com has learned exclusively.

NEW YORK CITY-With previous developer Yair Levy out of the picture, the owner/manager has brought in a new designer and fresh amenities to attract buyers back to Battery Park City, Related’s Sherry Tobak tells GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka.

TRENTON-The 25-year-old organization is to honor Taylor, and seven Smart Growth Award-winning projects and plans at a June 7 dinner at the Newark Club.

NEW YORK CITY-The Manhattan-based institutional investor resolved a troubled situation at the Williamsburg site, purchasing the note and the deed on the six-story, 53,000-square-foot property for $21.5 million.

WASHINGTON, DC-Speakers at the Alliance to Save Energy conference talk about how to further drive energy efficiency—or rather, productivity—among businesses and consumers.

NEW YORK CITY-The senior vice president and head of development talked with GlobeSt.com’s Jacqueline Hlavenka about the company’s plans for apartments on the Far West Side, Manhattan office developments and other sites for new construction.

NEW YORK CITY-The Manhattan office of Stellar Management has sold the apartment building to Glendale, CA-based American Realty Advisors, GlobeSt.com has confirmed.

WASHINGTON, DC-The National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index holds interesting long-term implications for multifamily building strategies and the private-equity plays of investing in foreclosed homes.

MIAMI-If three projects in the pipeline are approved, it means hundreds of new residential units coming online in the next two to five years.

McLEAN, VA-The GSE hasn’t confirmed an appointment, but the rumor mill is certain that the former CEO of E*Trade has been tapped.