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Posted by Josh Jansen on May 21, 2012 · Leave a Comment
An Arizona apartment firm, The Wolff Company, has now bought a second property facing foreclosure on Seattle’s Capitol Hill. The site is approved for a 6-story 89 unit apartment building. Seattle Times: Arizona firm buys Capitol Hill apartment site Condo developers were everywhere before the collapse. Now developers are faced with the choice of selling … Read more
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Posted by Josh Jansen on May 14, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Paul Allen and Vulcan Real Estate have filed preliminary paperwork for a 216 unit apartment with 8,700 sq ft of commercial space on a piece of land they currently own in the University District. Seattle Times: Vulcan plans U District apartment building Greece’s economic struggles are creating more demand for the US Treasuries driving down … Read more
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Monday Multifamily Links
Posted by Josh Jansen on May 7, 2012 · Leave a Comment
“The US Economy is still facing some strong headwinds,” says the Managing Director of Research and Advisory Services at Marcus & Milichap. He explains that the headwinds are long term in nature but also discusses some of the positive new directions the US Economy has taken. Globe Street: Apartments Still In Recovery But Pace Will Slow … Read more
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Posted by Josh Jansen on April 16, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Secondary and Tertiary markets should be seeing an influx of new investors reaching out of their comfort zones in the coming months according to a 2011 Colliers study. Investors will be searching for the higher returns that they say are in the “non-core” markets. The trading in the outer markets sees “two-thirds of the larger … Read more
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Monday Multifamily Links
Posted by Josh Jansen on May 28, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Take a look at these 5 tips from Howard W Smith, Executive Vice President and CEO of Walker & Dunlop, about the fundamentals of financing. CCIM: Financing Fundamentals Compared to Seattle, the Bellevue development market has been non-existent. The first high rise in four years recently broke ground though as Su Development began work on … Read more
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