Here's the week's top news in the multifamily and affordable housing sectors, courtesy of our sister magazines, Multifamily Executive and Affordable Housing Finance.
Housing Department Eases Multifamily Lending Requirements
Steep Fall: Multifamily Starts Hit Record Lows
Early Signs? Some Vultures are Making Moves
New Jersey Performing Arts Center Pulls Trigger on Newark Tower
Affordable Housing Leaders Assess the Stimulus Bill
Red Capital a Boon for PNC
Mortgage Bankers Bet on Government
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Renters are forgotten in the foreclosure crisis, Obama outlines HUD budget increase,...
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The U.S. Senate on Monday voted 76-10 to advance the housing bill by limiting debate....
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According to Zillow’s data, 2.4 million homes are worth less than half of what they’re...
May 10--MCALLEN -- A troubled economy has caused the percent of U.S. residents who own...
Things were definitely moving in the right direction for multifamily starts last year.
Judge gives Karatz five years of probation, including eight months of house arrest.
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John McManus is an award-winning editorial director for the Residential Construction Group at Hanley Wood in Washington, D.C. In addition to the BUILDER digital, print, and in-person editorial and programming portfolio, the group includes strategic content direction for AFFORDABLE HOUSING FINANCE, APARTMENT FINANCE TODAY, CUSTOM HOME, EcoHome, MULTIFAMILY EXECUTIVE, and residential architect.
Standard Pacific released first-quarter earnings post market close last night that beat Wall Street analysts' posted predictions. After a near brush with death in 2008, and life-support from MatlinPatterson's real estate funds, Standard Pacific's strategic, operational, and tactical planning and execution are playing well in what continues to be an adverse market environment in most of its competitive arenas.
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Martha Stewart visits Orlando to promote her home designs and cupcakes.
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