Media Coverage

Trumark Homes and Presidio Residential Capital team up to provide mixed-use housing to Southern California.

Tower 16 Capital Partners and Raith Capital Partners pay $48 million for a 166-unit Build-to-Rent property in Phoenix at below replacement cost.

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Continental Realty Group Acquires 107-Unit Copper Point Apartments Complex for $24.6M

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Chain Reaction

Developers like Wood Partners’ Todd McCulloch Help Actualize Multifamily Impact on Local Economies

Delivering on Dream Home Design

Brandywine Homes, a respected builder of fine homes in Southern California Since 1944, has taken its reputation for fine craftsmanship to new heights with the establishment of a custom home division.

The $68.9 million, eight-acre urban infill development of 117 homes on two-and-a-half city blocks features urban gardens, inviting kiosks and a 9,000-square-foot “bark park” with water stations.

Affiliates of The Roxborough Group LLC and Paceline Investors, LLC have acquired 2581 Junction Ave., a 102,722-square-foot heavy-power R&D facility on a 5.4-acre site located in San Jose, for $29.2 million. .

Silicon Valley is far from the only job center where new homes are going up again. San Diego-based Presidio Residential Capital says it has funded single-family developments in five states — California, Hawaii, Texas, Idaho and Washington — and has 20 more projects in the pipeline.