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  • Multifamily Starts Up

    Apartment developers are taking the plunge.

  • Art Plus Light

    Architect Renzo Piano has a way with light. It is what has kept museum directors and trustees beating a path to his offices in Paris and Genoa since the 1987 opening of The Menil Collection in Houston.

  • MIDWEST

    Milwaukee— A second phase of affordable housing and retail has gotten under way here.

  • Long-Awaited Bliss

    The multifamily market is expected to heat up in this sun-soaked city. But like new charcoal, it may take a while to catch fire.

  • Immigration Transformation

    Park Hill Apartments in San Antonio, Texas, is not your typical rental community. To begin with, threequarters of the tenants here are from India.

  • Such a Nice Niche

    With the downturn in the economy precipitated by the housing slump, real estate developers and investors are beginning to pay more attention to the student living industry.

  • UPFRONT: PEOPLE

    Jay Porterfield has been appointed director of Arbor Commercial Mortgage’s Dallas office.

  • It's All In the Name

    El Paso, Texas—Some of the residents at the San Marcos Apartments, a 468-unit apartment property here, working in the United but have another Mexico.

  • MIDWEST

    LA PORTE, IND. -- The nonprofit Parents & Friends, Inc., will build the Butterfly Garden Apartments here.

  • Housing Scandal Rocks Dallas

    DALLAS — Sixteen people have been charged in an extensive bribery and extortion scheme involving affordable housing in Dallas.