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CEDARst, Origin Investments refinance The Rosie multifamily community in Chicago

CEDARst Companies and its joint venture partner Origin Investments have refinanced The Rosie multifamily community at 1461 S. Blue Island Ave. in Chicago with a $39.15…

Origin Investments predicts emerging opportunities in multifamily in 2024

Origin Investments recently released its predictions for 2024, and although a long-anticipated recession and other downward pressures on property valuations will impact the 2024 market,…

Investing in commercial real estate during challenging economic times is a winning strategy

With recessionary fears increasing and investors pouring record amounts of cash into risk-free alternatives, Chicago-based real estate fund manager Origin Investments completed an analysis showing…

Origin Investments’ multifamily predictions: Recession by October, negative rent growth and growing distress

Origin Investments predicts that 2023 will include a moderate economic recession by October, negative annual rent growth of 1% to 5% in the apartment sector…

448-unit apartment complex in Palatine trades

Origin Investments, in partnership with Draper and Kramer and LEM Capital, has come full-circle with The Clayson (formerly Village Park of Palatine) and sold the…

Origin Investments, Price Development Group to develop 320-unit apartment community in Nashville market

Chicago-based Origin Investments has entered into a joint venture with Kansas City-based Price Development Group (PDG) to develop a 320-unit multifamily community in Sylvan Heights,…

Origin Investments announces closing of inaugural QOZ fund

Origin Investments, a real estate private equity firm headquartered in Chicago, announced the final closing of Origin Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ) Fund I, with aggregate capital commitments…

CEDARst Companies completes 202-unit apartment development in Pilsen

CEDARst Companies, in partnership with Origin Investments, has announced the completion of a 202-unit amenity-rich apartment building in Pilsen called The Rosie. The $64.5 million…

Waiting and seeing: How the multifamily sector responded to 2020—and readies for 2021

When the pandemic became a hard reality last spring, it led to shutdowns and ultimately, furloughs and layoffs. With so many out of work, there…

DePaul/ULI Chicago survey: COVID-19 and Cook County taxes will lead to “Nike swoosh-shaped” recovery in Chicago

Global events that trickled down to Chicago’s real estate markets ensured the belief that 2020 is a year like no other—even in just six months.…

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