Sentences with phrase «residential multifamily units»

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The Town Board rejected the requested rezoning, from suburban agricultural to multifamily residential, for the Green Organization's plan to construct two buildings, with 24 apartment units total, at 4400 North French Road, just west of Transit Road.

The 8.5 megawatts will be met by 1,700 of the five - kilowatt units; some of them will stand alone while others will be grouped in office buildings, multifamily residential buildings and similar settings.

Eventually, her investment portfolio grew to include 180 acres of land subdivided into residential parcels and city lots for multifamily units.

Orlando Apartment Portfolio Sells for $ 150 Million «In a transaction handled by CBRE Capital Markets, a 1,024 - unit multifamily portfolio in Orlando was acquired this week by Atlas Residential for $ 150 million.

«In a transaction handled by CBRE Capital Markets, a 1,024 - unit multifamily portfolio in Orlando was acquired this week by Atlas Residential for $ 150 million.

The sponsor, an experienced residential investor with a track record of acquiring, stabilizing, and managing 5,000 + multifamily units, plans to complete the renovations, increase occupancy, and improve cash flows.

- ft. multifamily building in Sayreville, N.J., that will have 184 residential units.

· A $ 15 million fixed - rate mortgage for acquiring two multifamily buildings on East Fourth Street in Manhattan that contain 69 residential units and overall space of 25,713 sq. ft.

- ft. multifamily property with 116 residential units on Meadowlands Parkway in Secaucus, N.J.

- ft. multifamily building, which will have 240 residential units on East Main Street in Bound Brook, N.J.

Virginia Vacant land portion of Metro West, Fairfax (9.82509 acres zoned Planned Residential Mixed - Use) Springfield Town Center, Fairfax (49 acres zoned for office, retail, hotel, and multifamily) Woodland Park, Herndon (112 acres zoned for multiple office development) Leegate, LLC Property, Leesburg (126 - acre vacant land tract, Route 7 and Battlefield Parkway) Moorefield Station, Loudoun County (20.3944 - acre public use site part of 81.6 - acre proffered public use site) Loudoun Center, Loudoun County (669 acres zoned for multiple office development) Cleveland Site, McLean (10.29 - acre trace for Route 123 and the Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project) Reston (7,400 acres zoned for planned unit development) Stafford County (market study for various property types from January 1, 2006 to January 1, 2010, including the appropriate range of land values for single - family [large acreage parcels], multifamily, retail, office, and industrial properties Tysons Square Center, Vienna (14.19054 - acre tract)

Both SFR's and residential multifamily (1 - 4 units) can be leveraged using a traditional loan — a mortgage.

SFR's and residential multifamily (1 - 4 units) are relatively easy to acquire.

An active real estate investor, owner and manager since 1998, Mr. Rieder has been directly involved in acquiring in excess of 15,000 multifamily units and has invested across the real estate spectrum including in residential, office, hospitality, retail and parking.

Tom K. Wilson is a 5 decade real estate investing veteran who has bought and sold over 4,000 units and over $ 450M of real estate in 6 states, including three condo conversion projects, 17 syndications, 8 multifamily, 13 commercial, and over 600 residential properties.

Tallahassee has continued to grow as a prime location for multifamily development, with Waypoint Residential recently purchasing a 288 - unit student housing property in the city, which will be converted into traditional apartments.

Last year, construction began on less than 1 million new residential units, and about one in three of those was a rental in a multifamily building, according to Census data.

Duplexes, triplexes and fourplexes have long contributed to the nation's multifamily housing supply — even accounting for more than 10 % of all permitted residential units in the early 1980s.

Including Inland Commercial's property management assets, Pacific West manages 7 million sq. ft. of retail, office and industrial space and 1,800 multifamily residential units in Southern California, Phoenix and Denver.

Generally speaking, if you were to buy a multifamily residential property and divide the purchase price by the number of units (to get the price per unit / home), the amount would likely be much cheaper than purchasing a condominium or single family home with similar attributes.