Business RadioX® interviewed Hatteras Sky founding principals Jason Cordon and Amy Michaelson Kelly in studio earlier this week. The full interview included Mr. Cordon and
Hatteras Sky, True North Studios to Develop 23-story Multifamily Planned for First and McKinley
A local developer is partnering on a project in downtown Phoenix that could land a 23-story high-rise featuring luxury apartments and restaurants. True North Studio,
Marriott’s Stephanie Linnartz Pushing the World’s Largest Hotel Chain to be a Little More Like Airbnb
Not long ago, traveling to another city generally meant selecting a hotel to spend the night. But then Airbnb made it fashionable to stay in
Hatteras Sky Launches OZ Fund for Adaptive Reuse of SLC’s Historic Union Pacific Train Depot into an Autograph Collection Hotel
ATLANTA (Friday, January 10, 2020) – Real estate development firm Hatteras Sky has launched an Opportunity Zone Fund targeting a hotel development in downtown Salt
The National Law Review: Final Opportunity Zone Treasury Regulations Released
On Dec. 19, the United States Department of the Treasury released final regulations related to investment in Qualified Opportunity Zones and Qualified Opportunity Funds (544 pages). These
Hatteras Sky Targets Phoenix, Seattle Among Top 2020 Multifamily Markets
CBRE predicts the overall multifamily vacancy rate in the U.S. will rise by 20 basis points to 4.5 percent next year, still below the long-term
Marcus & Millicap Report: Atlanta Apartment Fundamentals Get Even Better
Despite an influx of 9,500 new apartments in Metro Atlanta, multifamily landlords should see their vacancy rates slip this year to the lowest level since
Apartment Developments Grew Skyward During The 2010s
U.S. residential developments are on average much taller than they used to be, according to a new report by RentCafe, based on Yardi Matrix data
Back on Track: How US Cities Are Reinventing Their Train Depots
As environmental and lifestyle concerns alike push governments to curb car use in cities, New York is far from the only big U.S. metropolis that’s
Marriott’s Modular Movement: Why Its Development Chief Wants Way More Modular
In hotel development, where the modular construction industry has arguably made its greatest inroads into the U.S. construction industry, Marriott International might stand alone in