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DUBLIN, CA—Boulevard, the new master-planned housing community on Camp Parks land, combines urban aesthetics with a neighborhood feel, offering access to transportation and social spaces.
WESTWOOD, BURLINGTON AND NEWARK, NJ—The team of Charles Berger and Mark Silverman of CBRE's New Jersey office, and Elli Klapper of the firm's Long Island City office arranged the transactions.
WASHINGTON, DC—A gamified tool highlights the many trade-offs a low-income housing developer must make to push a project across the finish line. New compliance, while perhaps necessary, will make the process that much more difficult.
SAN DIEGO—Atmosphere, Wakeland Housing and Development Corp.'s new affordable-housing project Downtown, was in the planning stages long before the RDA dissolution and before the East Village and waterfront construction was underway, Ken Sauder tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
LOS ANGELES—According to Hanley Investment, which just sold three triple-net convenience store properties, investors are buying convenience store net assets at record cap rates, GlobeSt.com reports in this EXCLUSIVE interview.
BOSTON—McClory said that if successful, the integration of services initiative will better service the firm's clients, but also create new business opportunities as well.