
Leslie Shaver
Senior Reporter at Multifamily Dive
Sr. Reporter at Construction Dive
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2 weeks ago |
multifamilydive.com | Leslie Shaver
The Los Angeles-based firm plans to target opportunities in Boston; Orlando, Florida; and Atlanta.
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3 weeks ago |
multifamilydive.com | Leslie Shaver
As the larger multifamily management companies get bigger and bigger, with many over 100,000 units and Charleston, South Carolina-based Greystar approaching 1 million apartments, it's easy to wonder how smaller firms can compete. Taylor Verhaalen, president of Stout Management, may have an answer. The Las Vegas-based operator has found success focusing on its home state, with a special emphasis on Sin City.
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3 weeks ago |
smartcitiesdive.com | Leslie Shaver
Listen to the article 4 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Washington, D.C., Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb announced Monday that William C. Smith & Co. will pay over $1 million and reform its business practices to resolve charges that it conspired with other District landlords while using pricing software from RealPage to allegedly inflate rents.
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3 weeks ago |
multifamilydive.com | Leslie Shaver
New York City-based software provider Alfred and its property management firm, Charlotte-based RKW Residential, are merging with Quarterra Living, the apartment operational arm of Irving, Texas-based developer Quarterra Multifamily, according to a Thursday press release shared with Multifamily Dive. Quarterra is providing roughly 30,000 units to the venture.
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3 weeks ago |
multifamilydive.com | Leslie Shaver
Washington, D.C., Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb announced Monday that William C. Smith & Co. will pay over $1 million and reform its business practices to resolve charges that it conspired with other District landlords while using pricing software from RealPage to allegedly inflate rents.
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The apartment deals that have gone bad are recieving extensive news coverage. But what happens to the apartment operators who run these properties? Here a few managers tell me how they identify and handle problem clients. https://t.co/NokbfrOSiB

UDR assumed the ownership interest of a 173-unit lease-up property in Oakland, California, built by Mill Creek Residential. Last year, the Atlanta-based developer told the REIT it would not fund its share of a capital call. https://t.co/VuAR1OnlFw

Media outlets reported @NityaCapital, facing $60 billion in increased interest costs, was selling a large portion of its portfolio. Recently, CEO Swapnil Agarwal, spoke with me, defending his track record. https://t.co/OwdpYDOMMm