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Chase Picks Up Where WaMu Left Off
Washington Mutual has been one of the most prolific lenders to the multifamily industry, originating at least $9 billion in debt annually for the last three years.
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Edward Mazria Receives Hanley Award for Visionand Leadership in Sustainable Housing
Washington, D.C.—Santa Fe, N.M., architect and champion of building energy efficiency Edward Mazria, AIA, was named this year’s winner of The 2009 Hanley Award for Vision and Leadership in Sustainable Housing
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AvalonBay's New Fund Targets Value-Added Deals
Alexandria, Va.-based AvalonBay Communities recently closed on a $400 million equity fund that will target value-add acquisitions.
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Centerline, Alliant Jump Into Small Loan Space
Alliant Capital and Centerline Capital are opening small loan divisions dedicated to the multifamily industry in hopes of filling what has become a glaring void in the debt market.
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NYU Department of Philosophy
In fall 2007, the New York University Department of Philosophy moved into its new home on the corner of Washington Place and Mercer Street. Selected by the dean of the Faculty of Arts and Science and a group of philosophy professors at the university, the internationally recognized firm Steven Holl...
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National Gallery of Art Hosts Villareal LED Installation
A 200-foot-long passage connecting the east and west buildings of the National Gallery of Art (NGA) in Washington, D.C., is home to a yearlong exhibition by artist Leo Villareal that features light-emitting diode (LED) technology.
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How Hills Tamed HUD
WASHINGTON, D.C.— When Carla Hills took over the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in 1975, nobody expected her to be a hero for housing.
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How Hills Tamed HUD
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Ian Campbell has a place to call his own at Railton Place, a big deal for a man who lived in Golden Gate Park for 17 years.
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The Lease Option
Bethesda, Md. —This May, JPI finished construction on two high-rise apartment buildings on the campus of an exclusive prep school for young men just outside of Washington, D.C.
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The God Connection
WASHINGTON, D.C. Aplain brick building on the edge of this city’s impoverished Congress Heights neighborhood marks the beginning of a new wave of development here.