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NEW YORK CITY—Brooklyn was the city's hottest borough for the fourth consecutive year, garnering a 46% market share for permitted residential units in 2015. In 2014, Kings County sported a 37% market share.
AUSTIN, TX—A favorable economic outlook and strong demographics are attracting buyers to the Austin apartment market, with investors holding onto area assets amid intensifying buyer demand.
HOUSTON—With a 25% increase since 2006, Austin and Houston show the strongest rate of growth in office space with substantial increases occurring in both markets in 2014 and 2015.
MESA, AZ—Harvard Investments and East Valley Institute of Technology create a first-of-its-kind educational partnership that follows the development of the Cadence at Gateway master-planned community.