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OAKLAND, CA — ArtHaus Partners and Belay Investment Group announced the acquisition of a nine-building, 286-unit workforce housing portfolio in Oakland, marking a meaningful expansion of the firms’ Bay Area footprint. Transaction Details ArtHaus Partners and Belay Investment Group have closed on the acquisition of 9 workforcehousing assets in Oakland via a note purchase and [...
Oakland, CA – The grand opening of ArtHaus 820 is taking place, marking the completion of a new workforce-focused apartment building with 166 stylish apartments and full amenities at 820 West MacArthur Boulevard. ArtHaus Partners, formerly known as Riaz Capital, developed this project as attainable and thoughtfully designed housing for Oakland’s middle-income workforce, a ver...
By John McNellis This essay is taken from John’s forthcoming 3rd edition of Making it in Real Estate. I was leaning against the bar at an industry cocktail party a couple weeks ago when a guy walked up to me, stuck out his hand and said, “I’m Ethan Penner”. I asked him who he was. Ethan […]
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109-foot project becomes city’s tallest approved residential development Los Altos is preparing for significant vertical growth as local officials have approved plans for an eight-story residential building that will stand as the city’s tallest approved housing project. Aron Developers Inc., a Los Altos-based firm, received approval for the 85-unit apartment complex at 4898 E...
Mayor Lurie’s signature housing initiative clears final hurdle despite deep divisions over displacement and rent control protections San Francisco’s most ambitious residential rezoning in decades narrowly passed the Board of Supervisors on December 2 in a 7-4 vote that laid bare the city’s fractured politics around housing, development, and tenant protections. The so-called “...
