Adriana Marinescu

Lowe Property Group’s Keith Smith on trends shaping the Salt Lake City multifamily market and his company’s projects.

Experts share their views and concerns about the industry in the first installment of our outlook series.

The 308-unit development in Phoenix is slated for a 2022 completion.

Applewood Ranch. Image courtesy of Bellwether Enterprise HomeSpring Realty Partners, in a joint venture with Bexar County Housing, has obtained a $31.8 million loan for the construction of Applewood Ranch Apartments, a 312-unit affordable housing development in San Antonio. Bellwether Enterprise, one of the top 20 mortgage banking firms of 2021, provided the financing via a private placement through its Direct Bond Purchase Program. The loan uses 4 percent private activity bonds issued by…

Avison Young secured an equity partner for the purchase of the 266-unit property in Marietta, Ga.

The 157-unit property is the area’s largest permanent affordable development.

The developer initially filed the plans for the 166-unit, mixed-use development in 2017.

MDG Design + Construction teamed up with Smith & Henzy Advisory Group on the $35.8 million project.

The owner will implement a $30 million renovation plan at the 745-unit property in Independence.

The company acquired the 718-unit affordable community in 2006, in a deal valued at $37 million.

KeyBank provided financing for a 116-unit development in Fitchburg slated for a 2022 completion.

Plymouth Housing and Bellwether Housing are working together on the 365-unit project slated for completion in 2022.

The developer expects to complete the $97 million Renaissance at Lincoln Park community by 2023.

The city’s public housing authority will use the loan proceeds to continue renovation work started in October.

The 200-unit community in Sylmar last changed hands in late 2018 for $13.5 million.

The affiliate of Thompson Thrift completed the 276-unit luxury community in Northland last year.

The financing extends the affordability of the 231-unit senior and disabled housing community for 23 years.

The developer broke ground on the 90-unit assisted living and memory care facility in 2018.

Upon completion, the property will become a 200-unit, mixed-income community with long-term affordability status.

Walter Miller, Barden Brown, Cory Caroline Sams and Jim Jarrell arranged the sale of the 230-unit community.