Multifamily

iStar says it has already invested $300 million and has acquired 35 acres of land in Asbury Park in what has become its chief executive officer Jay Sugarman's 10-year, multibillion-dollar redevelopment plan for the Asbury Park boardwalk area.

The markets in which the portfolio assets are located – Atlanta, Orlando, Charleston, Raleigh and Charlotte – are all high population growth markets.

The 1.9 million square foot office tower under construction in Tempe is going to be a game changer for the market.

It is no wonder that Portland is attracting better-educated talent and is unique in its ability to bring in young, skilled households, ranking above higher-paying metros with a major research university.

More and more, developers are turning to seasoned management companies to oversee the development process.

Owners are responding to the deep capital chasing deals in Phoenix by bringing whole portfolio sales to the market.

Locating underpriced workforce housing can be difficult, but once found, rents can be raised by as much as 20% without losing occupancy.

Community features, resort-style amenities and smart homes require multifamily owners to be innovative in both product and people, says American Landmark's Lawing in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.