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For affordable housing fund, Cleveland embraces private partnerships
Development

For affordable housing fund, Cleveland embraces private partnerships

In response to rising rents and a shortage of over 50,000 affordable housing units, the city of Cleveland launched a housing investment fund using a public-private partnership model. The fund has raised $53 million, supporting the construction of 216 housing units, and plans to raise $100 million in the future to build 2,500 to 3,000 new homes, focusing on serving low-income groups.

Grand Peaks buys Oregon apartment property
Capital

Grand Peaks buys Oregon apartment property

Denver-based Grand Peaks has acquired the West End District mixed-use community in Beaverton, Oregon, bringing its portfolio to approximately 11,000 units.

What multifamily firms bought and sold this summer
Transactions

What multifamily firms bought and sold this summer

This summer, multifamily housing companies actively adjusted their asset portfolios. Knightvest purchased over a thousand units in Austin, Scion Group acquired a student housing portfolio for $400 million, and Camden sold all its California assets for $1.6 billion.

Kennedy Wilson, Shimizu Corp. partner on $139M multifamily build in Georgia
Development

Kennedy Wilson, Shimizu Corp. partner on $139M multifamily build in Georgia

Kennedy Wilson and Japan's Shimizu Corp. announced their first collaboration to develop Caldwell, a 382-unit luxury apartment project in Sandy Springs, Georgia, with a total investment of $139 million. This project marks Kennedy Wilson's first multifamily development in Georgia and is expected to be completed in 2028.

Former Greystar COO Andrew Livingstone Joins iApartments as Strategic Advisor to Accelerate Next Phase of Growth and AI Innovation | Multifamily Dive
Press Releases

Former Greystar COO Andrew Livingstone Joins iApartments as Strategic Advisor to Accelerate Next Phase of Growth and AI Innovation | Multifamily Dive

iApartments, an AI-driven multifamily housing technology platform, announced on June 16, 2026, that former Greystar COO Andrew Livingstone has joined the company as a strategic advisor. Having served at Greystar for over 26 years, Livingstone will assist iApartments in accelerating AI platform innovation, deepening industry partnerships, and advancing its long-term vision.