Guardian has acquired Ladd Tower, a 23-story, 332-unit residential high-rise at 1300 S.W. Park Avenue in Portland, Oregon, in partnership with PCCP for $63 million. The acquisition reflects Guardian’s continued conviction in Portland’s urban core at a time when institutional capital has broadly retreated from downtown markets. Built in 2009 and LEED Gold certified, Ladd Tower offers more than 255,000 square feet of residential space and a full suite of amenities, positioning the asset competitively within the downtown high-rise segment.

NHPF closed on the acquisition of Hadley Germantown, a 218-unit apartment community in Germantown, Maryland, marking the foundation’s first purchase in Montgomery County. Originally built in 1990 and last renovated in 2011, the property is naturally occurring affordable housing (NOAH). NHPF will place covenants limiting future rents to 60% of Area Median Income for 50% of units and 80% AMI for an additional 25% of units. “Hadley Germantown represents a strong opportunity to preserve affordability in a high-demand corridor while

RiverSpring Living has broken ground on River’s Edge, a senior living community positioned to become New York City’s first and only Life Plan Community. The development will sit on RiverSpring Living’s 32-acre campus along the Hudson River, minutes from Manhattan, and is intended for adults age 62 and older. RiverSpring Living, a nonprofit with more than a century of service to older adults and the operator of the Hebrew Home at Riverdale, is sponsoring the project. River’s Edge is planned

Preiss, in partnership with FD Stonewater, announced two new purpose-built student housing communities slated for delivery in Fall 2027: Signature at Varsity in Raleigh, North Carolina, and Signature on Grand in Knoxville, Tennessee. Together the properties will deliver 1,207 beds across two prominent university markets. Signature at Varsity, located at 1400 Crest Road directly across from NC State’s Greek Village, will offer 679 beds and is positioned to serve Greek Life and student leadership communities. The development’s amenity plan emphasizes

Ginkgo Residential has acquired Edgewater Village, a multifamily community in Greensboro, North Carolina, expanding the firm’s presence in the Carolinas and bringing its managed workforce housing inventory to more than 10,000 units across North and South Carolina. Edgewater Village is positioned in a long-established growth corridor of North Carolina. Ginkgo plans to apply its value-add platform to preserve attainable housing while upgrading the property. Planned investments include unit interior renovations, community enhancements, operational efficiencies, and sustainability-focused improvements intended to elevate