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TODAY?S DEALS: American Campus Communities Begins Drexel University ProjectAmerican Campus Communities begins a $97.6 million mixed-use development at Drexel University; Marcus & Millichap lists a 137-unit asset in the Bay Area; and KeyBank provides $44 million in Freddie Mac funding for three communities.
U.S. Apartments Saw Healthy Rent, Occupancy Growth in 2011National effective rental rates were down 1.05 percent during the fourth quarter of 2011, compared with the previous quarter, according to the apartment market research specialist Axiometrics Inc.
Multifamily Tech Innovator Acquires New CompanyMike Mueller, a multifamily technology entrepreneur, has acquired CallSource Inc.'s multifamily vertical.
?Economy Watch? Podcast with Dees Stribling: Strong Job ReportSome discouraging numbers this week, but in the end, the unexpectedly strong jobs report put a positive spin on things.
Apartments.com Donates $15,000 to Chicago Coalition for the HomelessApartments.com presented a check for $15,000 to the Chicago Coalition for the Homeless recently at the culmination of their “Raising Awareness. Taking Action: A Campaign to Help End Homelessness” Facebook initiative.
Bernstein Management Announces New Leadership for 2012Bernstein Management Corporation, a real estate management and investment firm, announced several executive level promotions.
Top 10 Things You’ll Never Hear a Renter SayIn honor of David Letterman’s 30 years in late night, here is a Top 10 list of things you’ll never hear a renter say.
On Track: Construction of Charlotte Transit-Oriented DevelopmentConstruction is now underway on the Fountains at New Bern Station, a 208-unit luxury rental community in Charlotte, N.C.‘s historic South End.
On Track: Construction of Charlotte Transit-Oriented DevelopmentConstruction is now underway on the Fountains at New Bern Station, a 208-unit luxury rental community in Charlotte, N.C.'s historic South End.
Economy Watch: Economy Continues to Create JobsThe U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Friday that 243,000 jobs were added to the economy in January--up unexpectedly from 203,000 in December.
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