property type: Multifamily

May 23, 2005 Lifestyle Communities is looking to sell only an interest of between 50 percent and 75 percent in a portfolio of six apartment communities. The $138.6 million price reflects the total value of the properties. A recent story, ...

Columbus, Ohio, developer Lifestyle Communities is shopping a portfolio of six communities totaling 1,700 units in Ohio and Kentucky. Hendricks & Partners has the listing.

May 20, 2005 Houston ChronicleThe Randall Davis Co. is planning to build a pair of condominium towers and 11 beachfront bungalows in South Padre Island, Texas. Each building will have 30 stories. The 182-unit project would be next to the ...

May 19, 2005 Boston HeraldApartment construction is expected to drop off this year in Boston, after a banner 2004 that saw the most rental units to hit the area since the 1980s. The hot residential condominium craze is to blame, ...

May 19, 2005 Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionGwinnett County, Ga., developer Wayne Mason is planning two 20- to 25-story residential towers at Monroe Drive and 10th Street on the southern tip of Piedmont Park, now a gravel lot overlooking Atlanta's back yard. The ...

May 18, 2005 Pittsburgh Business TimesRalph A. Falbo Inc., EQA Landmark Properties and Zambrano Corp. will partner to construct 151 Firstside, a $26 million, 18-story, 82-unit condominium building in Pittsburgh. It is the first downtown condominium project since Gateway Towers ...

May 18, 2005 BNP Residential Properties Inc. (Amex:BNP) has lined up a $15.5 million mortgage from Column Financial for its Chason Ridge apartment property.The 10-year mortgage pays a fixed rate of 5.21 percent. It pays only interest for the first ...

May 18, 2005 New York PostMacklowe Properties has hired Douglas Harmon of Eastdil Realty to shop a 41-story Manhattan apartment tower at 515 E. 72nd St. Macklowe developed the 410-unit building in 1986. It has a huge pool, health club ...

May 18, 2005 New York Post (Second item)Related Cos. is shopping two Manhattan apartment buildings that could be easy residential condominium conversions in a roughly $200 million package. The company has hired Douglas Harmon of Eastdil Realty to market the ...

May 18, 2005 Crain's New York BusinessCanyon-Johnson Urban Funds, in investment vehicle started by "Magic" Johnson and the Dermot Co., has acquired the 35-tower Williamsburg Savings Bank Building in Brooklyn, N.Y., with plans to convert it into residential condominiums. The ...