59 stories on multifamily in commercial real estate.
Executives at Commercial Observer's Multifamily Investment Forum on Feb. 26 delivered a candid, grim assessment of apartment investment headwinds for 2026.
RXR and One Investment Management secured $475M from Apollo and JPMorgan to convert 61 Broadway into 796 residential units in Lower Manhattan.
Meridian Capital Group arranged $63.5M in Freddie Mac financing for Wayne Village, a 275-unit garden-style apartment community in Wayne, NJ.
Witnick Real Estate Partners acquired three adjacent walk-up buildings at West 96th Street on the Upper West Side for $22.5M from Schreiber Properties.
TruAmerica Multifamily reportedly acquired a 60-unit luxury apartment community in Brentwood, Los Angeles for $49.4 million, with IPA acting as broker.
Stockbridge Capital Group acquired 923 Folsom, a 115-unit SoMa apartment building in San Francisco, from a J.P. Morgan affiliate for $64.3 million.
Fortress Investment Group originated a $96M loan for Cityview's Jasper, a 296-unit apartment complex in Downtown Los Angeles that opened in 2023.
Bushburg Properties secured a $78M loan from Oak Funding and OakNorth Bank to convert 100 William Street in Manhattan's FiDi into 400+ apartments.
Waterton acquired the 212-unit Misora apartment community at Santana Row from Federal Realty Investment Trust for $148.5 million, or about $701,000 per unit.
Spira Equity Partners and Foundation for Affordable Housing paid $50.5M for The Falls of Bonaventure, a 300-unit complex in Weston, FL.
South Florida multifamily activity has surged with a wave of financing and acquisitions across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties heading into 2026.