Monday Multifamily Links
Posted by Josh Jansen on February 27, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Archstone has added another 131 units to its Seattle portfolio. It announced the acquisition on Wednesday of Carillon Heights, which overlooks Lake Washington and Carillon Point. Globest.com: Archstone Partnerships Buy Two Communities Totaling $110M The Obama Administration and Congress would like to see the government take a reduced role in the mortgage market and the … Read more
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Monday Multifamily Links
Posted by Josh Jansen on February 20, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Online shopping giant, Amazon.com, has agreed to buy three blocks in the Denny Triangle of Seattle just west of Westlake Avenue. The company plans to build a 1 million square foot office tower on each site further expanding the South Lake Union build up. Seattle Times: Amazon to Buy Denny Triangle Property; Plans 3 Big … Read more
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Monday Multifamily Links
Posted by Josh Jansen on February 6, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Ross Rant give his opinion on how we should be viewing the markets. What really is normal after this crash? GlobeSt.com: What is Really a Return to Normal? “Spending on hotels, industrial plants, and other commercial properties is going to set the pace for the construction industry over the next two years,” says Kermit Baker, … Read more
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Monday Multifamily Links
Posted by Josh Jansen on November 28, 2011 · Leave a Comment
A year ago the Marlborough Apartments, 83-units on First Hill, sold for $12.75M. Trinity Real Estate has now sold the project to an unidentified buyer for $26.7M. Seattle Times: Vintage Apartment Building on First Hill sells at a Premium The Moda Apartments, a failed condo project from 2006, has been sold to Equity Residential Properties … Read more
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Monday Multifamily Links
Posted by Josh Jansen on March 26, 2012 · Leave a Comment
The Certified Commercial Investment Member Institute gives us some Market Trends they have observed from 2011 and offer an outlook at this year. CCIM: Market Trends First Hill in Seattle has gotten a proposal for two apartment towers by a Swedish pension fund. A year ago the fund started buying property from foreclosure. Now the … Read more
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