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Century City-based multifamily developer Cityview has secured $125 million in funding for an opportunity zone project near USC. The mixed-use development, dubbed Adams & Grand, will include apartments plus retail space and parking at 2528 S. Grand Ave.
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Century City-based multifamily developer Cityview has secured $125 million in funding for an opportunity zone project near USC. The mixed-use development, dubbed Adams & Grand, will include apartments plus retail space and parking at 2528 S. Grand Ave.
Cityview has secured funding for Adams & Grand, a $125 million mixed-use project located in an opportunity zone near the University of Southern California (USC) in Los Angeles.
The 296-unit project, called Adams & Grand, will be at 2528 South Grand Ave Between downtown L.A and the University of Southern California. Rendering: Humphreys & Partners Architects.
Century City-based Cityview is one of the most active developers in Los Angeles. The company ranked No. 3 on the Business Journal’s most recent list of commercial real estate developers in L.A., where it has developed 6.5 million square feet…
Apartment owner and developer Cityview has managed to find its footing amid the market dislocation. So far, rent collections and leasing activity has been healthy, and the firm has yet to drop rental rates for both renewals or new move-in…
Apartment owner and developer Cityview has managed to find its footing amid the market dislocation. So far, rent collections and leasing activity has been healthy, and the firm has yet to drop rental rates for both renewals or new move-in…
Apartment owner and developer Cityview has managed to find its footing amid the market dislocation. So far, rent collections and leasing activity has been healthy, and the firm has yet to drop rental rates for both renewals or new move-in…
Apartment owner and developer Cityview has managed to find its footing amid the market dislocation. So far, rent collections and leasing activity has been healthy, and the firm has yet to drop rental rates for both renewals or new move-in…
Apartment owner and developer Cityview has managed to find its footing amid the market dislocation. So far, rent collections and leasing activity has been healthy, and the firm has yet to drop rental rates for both renewals or new move-in…
Apartment owner and developer Cityview has managed to find its footing amid the market dislocation. So far, rent collections and leasing activity has been healthy, and the firm has yet to drop rental rates for both renewals or new move-in…
Apartment owner and developer Cityview has managed to find its footing amid the market dislocation. So far, rent collections and leasing activity has been healthy, and the firm has yet to drop rental rates for both renewals or new move-in…
Apartment owner and developer Cityview has managed to find its footing amid the market dislocation. So far, rent collections and leasing activity has been healthy, and the firm has yet to drop rental rates for both renewals or new move-in…
Market corrections are events that test the patience of investors, and the economic impacts of the current pandemic are no different. While impacts on certain real estate sectors like retail and industrial have been perhaps more obvious due to market…
Los Angeles-based apartment owner and developer CityView had 97% rent collection in April across its 6,000-unit portfolio. The company, which develops and manages apartment assets throughout California and other Western US markets, took a swift and proactive approach to mitigate…
Although Los Angeles wasn’t among the top 5 markets for multifamily deliveries in 2019, developers were expected to complete a record number of units this year, according to Yardi Matrix data. But as California remains under lockdown, uncertainty defines development…
For Black History Month, Bisnow is celebrating the men and women in the commercial real estate industry who represent what is possible when the traditional barriers to entry for people of color in the industry are broken down, either by…
Khalif Edwards, a veteran real estate fund raiser, has joined Los Angeles-based apartment development and investment shop Cityview.
Cityview was founded in 2003 and has generated more than $4 billion in investment across more than 100 projects.
Podcast with guest, Sean Burton, president of the Los Angeles Board of Airport Commissioners, and a former member of the Los Angeles Planning Commission.
Cityview was founded in 2003 and has generated more than $4 billion in investment across more than 100 projects.
Cityview was founded in 2003 and has generated more than $4 billion in investment across more than 100 projects.
A 240-unit apartment property in Costa Mesa, California sold in a $113.5 million deal, among the largest on record for Orange County at a per-unit price of $473,000.
There are short- and long-term benefits to investing in an Opportunity Fund.
A newly constructed, high-end apartment building in Los Angeles' Koreatown, popular for its karaoke and Korean barbecue venues, was built to attract millennials.
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A still-novel tax code provision promises plenty of opportunities: Investors get an opportunity for tax savings.
Northern California-based Virtú Investments LLC has acquired Mira, a 174-unit multifamily community in L.A.’s San Fernando Valley from Cityview for $70.5 million.
Century City-based Cityview sees increasing opportunity in opportunity zones.
Cityview has completed the sale of its equity share of The Pearl of Wilshire, a mixed-use development in the Koreatown neighborhood of Los Angeles.
Khalif Edwards has joined Cityview as Managing Director of capital raising and invest or relations.
At $473,000 per door, Baker Block is one of the highest price-per-unit sales ever recorded for a mid-rise multifamily rental product in Orange County.
Cityview, a premier urban multifamily investment management and development firm, today announced the sale of its equity share of The Pearl on Wilshire – a luxury mixed-use development in Los Angeles’ Koreatown.
Cityview, a premier urban multifamily investment management and development firm, today announced the opening of The Pearl on Wilshire.
An opportunity zone deal, Cityview sold the Warner Center apartment community for $70.5 million to Virtu Investments, LLC.
Mid-rise apartment assets continue to see record pricing, and investor appetite is stronger than ever.
As primary markets such as the San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles become increasingly competitive — and expensive — Cityview’s investment strategies are beginning to change.
Multifamily investor and developer CityView has hired Khalif Edwards as managing director of capital raising and investor relations.
Khalif Edwards, a veteran real estate fund raiser, has joined Los Angeles-based apartment development and investment shop Cityview.
There are short- and long-term benefits to investing in an Opportunity Fund.
Cityview targets complex multifamily housing opportunities in urban markets that may be overlooked by some due to transaction and development challenges such as entitlement or environmental issues, political hurdles or community relations.
Cityview has sold Mira, a 174-unit multifamily community in the San Fernando Valley Region of Los Angeles, to Virtu Investments for $70.5 million.
From connectivity to wellness, these are some of the factors that draw in millennial renters to multifamily developments.
Seasoned real estate professional Khalif Edwards will expand Cityview’s investment management portfolio, brings multi-billion-dollar track record and keen industry insight.
There are short- and long-term benefits to investing in an Opportunity Fund.
Construction is topped out for CityView's new mixed-use apartment complex in Culver City.
Melissa was recently interviewed for an article called Women in Real Estate by Mann Report.
Cityview is currently developing a 296-unit mixed-use project in an Opportunity Zone near downtown Los Angeles.
Developer CityView has completed The Pearl on Wilshire, a 346-unit luxury multifamily complex with 8,300 square feet of retail space.
Con Howe, 68, is a managing director of real estate company Cityview.
The 2018 MHN Excellence Award winners represent the multifamily sector’s most innovative and ingenious achievements.
