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Multifamily's top storylines this week are Quarterra welcomes residents to Emblem Orange Blossom, CAPREIT acquires Bethesda Hill, Hamilton Zanze sponsors The Season acquisition, fire risk, one journey from PR to ops, modern construction, AI in debt collections, agentic AI and tips for better podcasts.
Multifamily's top storylines this week are Hamilton Zanze adds another asset to HZ Evergreen Fund, SmartRent names Danny Harris as VP of Sales, Mill Creek wins NAA Excellence Award, resident chats, roadmap to wellness, company culture, running a smart AI pilot, digital accessibility and rethinking AI spend.
Hamilton Zanze (HZ) today announced that The Highlands apartments, a 448-unit Class B+ garden-style community in North Overland Park, Kan., has been contributed to the HZ Evergreen Fund, bringing the Fund’s total holdings to 10 properties.
Multifamily's top storylines this week are the improving leasing environment, fewer vendors doesn't mean fewer issues, rethinking pet-friendly, new hires for Quarterra and CAPREIT, 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, SmartRent launches virtual intercom, amentiy copy and SEO and keeping aging buildings safe.
Multifamily's top storylines this week are multifamily movers and milestones, Quarterra welcomes residents to Emblem Renata, Trump order may loosen lending rules, lease renewals, student housing in 2026, fair housing in marketing, PetScreening named CRE tech influencer, Zark launches Community Inventory Audit and AI proptech attracting VC.
Hamilton Zanze, a leading San Francisco-based multifamily real estate investment firm, today announced that Associate Director of Acquisitions Nickolas Oar has been named a 2026 Bay Area CRE Rising Star by The Registry, a site that covers real estate news in Northern California.
To the general public, Reno, Nevada, conjures up visions of casinos, nightlife, giant neon signs and vintage mid-century motels, as well as the beauty of nearby Lake Tahoe. In the multifamily investment world, the metro is drawing increased attention because of its limited incoming supply and steady population.
Hamilton Zanze announced today that it has sponsored the purchase of City Limits, a 254-unit garden-style community situated between the Middle Tennessee towns of Columbia and Spring Hill in the southern Nashville metro area. The acquisition closed on Feb. 25.