The best multifamily developments consider the surrounding environment and incorporate elements that truly make a whole community in addition to …
Note: This article was originally published on multifamilyexecutive.com. How architecture can be used to foster better, safer, and healthier environments …
Working from home was already a trend, but has now been accelerated by COVID-19. The success of the work-from-home experiment …
The long-term success of a development project is highly contingent upon the community engagement that went into the development process. …
It’s no secret that malls are on their way out. In 2017, Credit Suisse estimated that between 2017 and 2022, …
When it comes to starting a new project, engaging with the community that you’re developing in is critical. Neighborhoods create …
The Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Section 223(f) loan is becoming an increasingly popular option for owners of …
One of the biggest questions facing developers, planners, and architects is how to respond to the COVID outbreak. With the …
The HUD 221(d)(4) program provides financing for the new construction or renovation of multifamily rental properties for moderate income families, …
Multifamily workforce housing is defined as housing for those making between 80-120% of the average median income (AMI) for a …
Originally posted on Multifamily Executive By Carl Malcolm Senior communities are focused on providing comfortable living that will make occupants …
What makes a great neighborhood? First you need the basics: affordable housing, safe sidewalks and modes of travel, access to …
Originally posted in Multifamily Executive By John Schrader, AIA In the fallout from the housing crisis, fewer people are buying …
Originally published in Multi-Housing News By W. Brian Keith Urban sites are often characterized by significant physical, economic and/or social …
Originally published in Multi-Housing News By W. Brian Keith: AIA, AICP, LeedAP and Jonathan Brown, AIA, MACM, JHP Greater automobile …
Originally posted in Multifamily Executive By Carl Malcolm In my last column (“Micro Units Break Into New Settings,” posted May …
