The Champion Companies’ founders win EY entrepreneurial award
Ernst & Young named Brian Yeager and Michelle Yeager-Thornton of Central Ohio's The Champion Companies as one of only nine winners of its Entrepreneur of…
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Marcus & Millichap sells 21-unit apartment building in North Saint Paul
Marcus & Millichap closed the sale of Division Street Apartments, a 21-unit apartment community in North Saint Paul, Minnesota.
Marcus & Millichap sells 45-unit apartment building in Minnesota
Marcus & Millichap recently sold Lynn Court Apartments, a 45-unit apartment community in Savage, Minnesota.
NAS delivers big return in sale of Kansas multifamily property
National Asset Services delivered a 115 percent cumulative return on investment to investors in PineCrest Townhomes in Olathe, Kansas. The return was realized with the…
Marcus & Millichap sells 18-unit apartment complex in Minnesota
Marcus & Millichap recently closed the sale of Sunrise Apartments, an 18-unit apartment property in Alexandria, Minnesota. The asset sold for $895,000.
Raj Tut: From one mobile home deal to more than 500 units
Raj Tut started O'Fallon, Illinois-based Gateway Multifamily Group in 2013 to invest in multifamily properties throughout the St. Louis area. When Tut started the firm,…
KeyBank closes $14 million loan for Michigan manufactured housing community
KeyBank Real Estate Capital has originated a $14.4 million Freddie Mac, first mortgage loan for Pavilion Estates, located in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
RENTCafe survey: Too many renters can’t afford to live close to work
Living near your job is one of the most important factors when it comes to qualify of life. The problem for many? Apartment rents are…
Gateway buys 29-unit multifamily development in St. Louis market
Gateway Multifamily Group has purchased 29 townhouse-style multifamily units in the St. Clair County submarket of St. Louis. The company has also committed to developing…
Marcus & Millichap: Even with dropping vacancies, Indy apartments a bargain
Expect vacancies to fall and construction to rise in Indianapolis' apartment market. But for renters, this Midwest market will remain a bargain.