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IRVINE, CA—While it sounds simple, keeping the units habitable when occupied by rent-restricted and income-restricted individuals can be quite challenging, WNC's Kristin Han tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

WASHINGTON, DC—The National Multifamily Housing Council's Mark Obrinsky says that debt and equity markets have become “more discerning in terms of what deals they are ready to take on.”

EDISON AND BRIDGEWATER, NJ—A candy distributor, a warehouse company, and a mill-work/cabinet making company have signed industrial leases for more than 200,000 square feet of space in Edison and Bridgewater

NEW YORK CITY—From skills to slip-ups, the foursome of ultra-accomplished industry professionals late last week revealed what's needed for success during a panel discussion at SIOR's annual national conference here.

NEW YORK CITY—A specialist in large, complex transactions for corporate tenants, the promoted professional has worked on transactions across the US and a number of other countries.

LA GRANGE, TX—With an aging population and ever-increasing demand for healthcare facilities, St. Mark's is a valuable asset to both Rainier's real estate portfolio and the greater central Texas community.

FORT WORTH—The asset was well located with potential for growth, and the transaction generated strong risk-adjusted returns to investors, allowing Ridgeline to recycle capital into value-add opportunities.

LOS ANGELES—Baldwin Park may become the haven of affordable development that the city needs, thanks to Metro Village, a low-income housing transit development, GlobeSt.com reports EXCLUSIVELY.