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Multifamily Properties Quarterly
Prolonged expansion supports calls for optimism

A mathematician, an accountant and an economist apply for the same job. The interviewer asks each of them, “What does one plus one equal?” The mathematician replies, “Two. Exactly two.” The accountant replies,
By CREJ

November 20, 2017
1210
Multifamily Properties Quarterly
Airbnb: The $31 billion gorilla in the room

Revenue generated by the sharing economy totaled $15 billion in 2014, a figure expected to grow to $335 billion by 2025, propelled by exponential growth of Uber and that $31 billion gorilla in the room – Airbnb.
By CREJ

November 13, 2017
2954
Headline News, Rebchook Real Estate Corner
Life insurance cos. way to go for MF loans, Keepper says

Life insurance companies increasingly are a better option than Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac for investors buying apartment buildings, according to veteran mortgage banker Peter Keepper. Freddie and Fannie, known as government sponsored enterprises, or GSEs, have been the single biggest lenders for multifamily acquisitions...
By John Rebchook

November 13, 2017
1867
Headline News, Rebchook Real Estate Corner
Absorption for apartments strong

Absorption. The late George Wallace, founder of the Denver Tech Center, told me in the 1980s that the absorption rate was the single most important metric for measuring the health of a real estate market. That was an era when Denver’s economy was being hammered...
By John Rebchook

November 8, 2017
2540
Headline News, Rebchook Real Estate Corner
Floor plans forte for Weinstein

Floor plans may not have the appeal of flashy apartment amenities such as top-of-the-line fitness centers, dog washing stations, bike maintenance shops and business centers. But to retired architect Mervin F. Weinstein, a good floor plan can pay huge dividends for the owner of apartment...
By John Rebchook

November 6, 2017
1526
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HFF arranges $11 million apt. loan

The HFF team worked on behalf of a partnership between Element Properties and Signature Partners to place the 10-year, fixed-rate loan with Freddie Mac for 2121 Canyon, a 60-unit midrise property.
By Jennifer Hayes

November 5, 2017
490
Headline News
Partnership pays $121.6M for Parkhouse

Starlight Investments, a Toronto-based privately held, full-service real estate investment and asset management company, with Canadian pension funds Public Sector Pension Investment Board and Alberta Investment Management Corp., purchased the 465-unit community at 14310 Grant St.
By Jennifer Hayes

October 30, 2017
1717
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Greenwood Park apartments sell

The buyers purchased the 291-unit Greenwood Park property in a value-added play.
By Jennifer Hayes

October 29, 2017
528
Headline News, Rebchook Real Estate Corner
Bruteig brings ‘cold, hard facts’ to CREJ conference

Bruteig’s bully pulpit. Cary Bruteig, the go-to apartment authority for everyone in the multifamily business, book-ended the half-day multifamily conference last week that drew about 500 brokers, lenders, developers and others on the ground floor of the Front Range apartment market. Bruteig not only provided...
By John Rebchook

October 25, 2017
2179
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Headline News, Subscriber Content
Apartment sale sets off chain of Northern Colorado transactions

The sale of a Longmont apartment community triggered a domino effect that led to multimillion-dollar sales of apartment and retail properties in Fort Collins and Loveland. Warm Springs Holdings LLC bought the 24-unit Vantage Apartments at 26 Emery Way in Longmont from Blutegel LLLP, a...
By Jill Jamieson-Nichols

October 23, 2017
620

A mathematician, an accountant and an economist apply for the same job. The interviewer asks each of them, “What does one plus one equal?” The mathematician replies, “Two. Exactly two.” The accountant replies,

Revenue generated by the sharing economy totaled $15 billion in 2014, a figure expected to grow to $335 billion by 2025, propelled by exponential growth of Uber and that $31 billion gorilla in the room – Airbnb.

Absorption. The late George Wallace, founder of the Denver Tech Center, told me in the 1980s that the absorption rate was the single most important metric for measuring the health of a real estate market. That was an era when Denver’s economy was being hammered...

Floor plans may not have the appeal of flashy apartment amenities such as top-of-the-line fitness centers, dog washing stations, bike maintenance shops and business centers. But to retired architect Mervin F. Weinstein, a good floor plan can pay huge dividends for the owner of apartment...

* Subscriber Content

The HFF team worked on behalf of a partnership between Element Properties and Signature Partners to place the 10-year, fixed-rate loan with Freddie Mac for 2121 Canyon, a 60-unit midrise property.

Starlight Investments, a Toronto-based privately held, full-service real estate investment and asset management company, with Canadian pension funds Public Sector Pension Investment Board and Alberta Investment Management Corp., purchased the 465-unit community at 14310 Grant St.

* Subscriber Content

The buyers purchased the 291-unit Greenwood Park property in a value-added play.

* Subscriber Content

The sale of a Longmont apartment community triggered a domino effect that led to multimillion-dollar sales of apartment and retail properties in Fort Collins and Loveland. Warm Springs Holdings LLC bought the 24-unit Vantage Apartments at 26 Emery Way in Longmont from Blutegel LLLP, a...