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The shiny, onyx-colored building appears alien in its drab, postindustrial Philadelphia neighborhood—the love child of a “D-volt battery and the Death Star,” as one local architecture critic put it, admiringly.
Legal & General has provided £22m debt finance to HeatRHIght, a renewables funding scheme that supports the delivery of air source heat pump technology to the social housing sector. This long-term financing will accelerate HeatRHIght’s delivery of low carbon heating to Housing Associations across the UK.
It has been a real pleasure to work with this crew. They grew from a hardware company to a wider, deeper services offering with literal access being the key to winning in the multi-family and now commercial arenas. The deep vision of the team to deliver a best-in-cla...
Quarters' U.S. expansion appears to have ended in bankruptcy. Eight properties and two additional limited liability companies tied to the German co-living firm filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy on Friday, according to court records.
We begin the new year on an exciting note by announcing the seventh annual Elite 1% ORA Power Ranking of properties for 2020. This ranking features properties with the most outstanding online reputation based on their Online Reputation Assessment (ORA) scores as of December.
The Lake Mist apartment complex in Charlotte was in danger, and so were its residents. A cluster of two story brick-and-tan buildings near a busy commercial corridor, the 144-unit complex was one of a dwindling number of rental options available to residents making less than the area’s median income. It’s not a public housing development or an official affordable housing project, but ...
California faces the convergent crises of the lack of affordable housing and worsening natural disasters like
Landing, which has built up a network of 10,000 apartments in 75 cities across the country and allows members of its service to move between them as often as monthly, has raised another $100 million in funding.
From new air quality trackers in weather apps to increased filtration precautions in planes, today’s residents are super conscious of the quality of the air they are breathing, especially when it comes to their homes. Many multifamily developers began incorporating increased air filtration before the pandemic, but health and wellness has since moved to the top of most residents’ must-have list...