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Articles in "CRE Insider, March 2012"
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Boston Real Estate Industry Aids ‘Heading Home’ Charity (posted 03/26/12)
The dining room could be in any of the three-story houses that make up this quiet residential neighborhood.
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Suburban Complexes Target City Dwellers With Transit-Oriented Design (posted 03/26/12)
Single young professionals, newly married couples and empty nesters are using public transportation to expand the definition of “urban” when it comes to apartment living.
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Today’s Renter Is Tomorrow’s Homeowner (posted 03/26/12)
Renter Nation? Don’t bet on it.
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What Every Developer Should Know About Affordable Housing (posted 03/26/12)
Everywhere one looks these days it seems construction cranes are returning to the downtown Boston skyline after a marked absence during the economic downturn of the past few years. From the resurrection of the former Filene’s parcel in Downtown Crossing to new high rise, multi-use projects taking shape in the Back Bay, Chinatown and the Seaport District, real estate developers are beginning to show confidence again in the Boston real estate market.
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Low Vacancies, Rising Rents Fuel Apartment Investment In Boston (posted 03/26/12)
Multifamily real estate remains the preferred asset class in the Boston market in early 2012, as sale volume continues to outshine other asset classes.
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Aging Apartment Buildings Gain New Energy With Green Retrofits (posted 03/26/12)
It should come as no surprise that Skanska has seen an increasing demand for more energy-efficient offices, more LEED-certified buildings and more sustainable residences in Massachusetts and throughout the U.S.
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Energy Efficient Investments Pay Off For Apartment Owners, Managers (posted 03/26/12)
Green practices and sustainable design and construction have long made sense for real estate companies seeking to be viewed as avant-garde and good neighbors.
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Apartment Owners Sprucing Up in a Down Economy (posted 03/26/12)
Industry experts are hailing the apartment industry as a bright spot in the housing market, which comes as no surprise, given the recent hardships experienced by this industry and the public at large.
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