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Units Magazine recently had the chance to speak with Kurt Houtkooper, CEO of Hamilton Zanze, a San Francisco-based multifamily investment firm. The company's portfolio currently comprises approximately 125 properties across just under 30 markets. In this interview, we discuss—among other things—Houtkooper's outlook for the apartment industry in 2025.
Grace Hill, an innovator of talent and customer management solutions for commercial and multifamily real estate, announced today its acquisition of Realync, the leading virtual platform for resident tours and communication, to strengthen its offering and meet the growing industry demands for virtual solutions.
A Domuso survey administered at the 2024 NAA Apartmentalize conference found that an overwhelming majority of respondents – 92% – believe that reward programs can be beneficial to their communities. In fact, 40% of surveyed leaders have already implemented such a program.
CAPREIT continues to focus on the value-add space and is making its move into the single-family build-to-rent (BTR) sector. Chief investment officer Stephen A. Catarinella discusses the company’s entrance into the BTR segment and shares with Multifamily Executive his predictions for what’s to come for the industry for…
Units Magazine recently had the pleasure to speak with David Nelson, President and Chief Investment Officer of Hamilton Zanze, about the company’s strategy moving forward as well as the economic sentiment in the rental housing industry.
Grace Hill has acquired The Shadow Agency, a full-service mystery shopping company providing services to numerous industries, including multifamily real estate. The companies will combine technology and personnel to offer an elevated mystery shopping experience to customers.
Over the past 14 years, Mill Creek has also been acquiring properties — just at a much slower clip than it had been building them — primarily through one-off joint ventures. The firm does have a discretionary value-add fund, which it has used to buy four properties.
Mill Creek Residential announced the acquisition of Alister Sunset Valley, a garden-style apartment community in the heart of South Austin. The three-story community, formerly known as The Park on Brodie Lane, features 290 apartment homes and was originally built in 1997.