NorthMarq closes $4.8 million loan for Omaha multifamily property
NorthMarq Capital arranged refinancing of more than $4.8 million for Crown Park Apartments in Omaha, Nebraska.
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NorthMarq closes $28 million loan for Omaha apartment development
Jason Kinnison, senior vice president of NorthMarq Capital's Omaha regional office, arranged refinancing of $28.65 million for Broadmoor Hills Phase I, a 299-unit multifamily property…
Flaherty & Collins to build 200-unit apartment complex in La Porte
Flaherty & Collins Properties has been selected by the City of La Porte, Indiana's Redevelopment Commission to build a 200-unit multifamily development in the the…
Greystone closes $77 million refinance of Indiana apartment community
Greystone has provided a $77 million Fannie Mae DUS loan to refinance Park West Apartments in Griffith, Indiana. Dan Sacks and Eric Rosenstock with Greystone…
Columbus’ RED Capital Group closes $245 million during second quarter
Columbus, Ohio-based RED Capital Group closed $245.27 million in transactions in the second quarter of 2018.
SunTrust closes $20 million loan for Dayton apartment complex
Joe Markech, managing director in SunTrust Banks' Chicago office, originated $20.3 million with Fannie Mae for the refinance of a 300-unit Class-B garden-style multifamily property…
3L Real Estate brings 144 affordable apartments to Milwaukee’s Westown area
The $15 million transformation of the Wells Fargo Bank building into 144 affordable rental apartments is adding momentum to downtown Milwaukee's surging Westown neighborhood.
The cheapest apartment rents? You can find them in the Midwest
It's not easy to afford apartment rents in the most desirable parts of big cities like New York, San Francisco and Chicago. But a new…
Dougherty closes $4 million loan for Kentucky multifamily development
Dougherty Mortgage's Minneapolis office recently closed a $4.1 million Fannie Mae loan for the acquisition financing of Cottages of Frankfort Phase I, a 96-unit multifamily…
RENTCafe: Apartment construction slows for first time in six years
It's taken six years, but developers are finally slowing down when it comes to building new apartments across the country.