National multifamily developer Wood Partners is going vertical on its first Silicon Valley deal: a $43.7 million, 111-unit project in San Mateo.

The Bay Area is set to see even more apartments hit the market in the near future as developer Wood Partners recently broke ground on a new community in San Mateo.

A group of investors has co-invested in Brookhaven, a 17-story multifamily community in the Buckhead neighborhood of Atlanta.

Here's a new take on "student housing": The University of North Carolina Kenan-Flagler Business School's student-managed Real Estate Fund II (KFBS-REFII) announced the acquisition of the 17-story Brookhaven Class-A multifamily high-rise in Atlanta with Admiral Capital Group and Wood Partners

The University of North Carolina Kenan-Flagler Business School’s Real Estate Fund II (KFBS-REFII) has co-invested, along with Admiral Capital Group, of San Antonio, and Wood Partners, of Atlanta, in Brookhaven, a 17-story, 209-unit Class A multi-family building in Atlanta’s Buckhead area, the parties announced Thursday. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Admiral Capital Group and Wood Partners have teamed up with the University of North Carolina Kenan-Flagler Business School’s student-managed real estate fund to buy a condominium in Atlanta.

Ground has broken on a new 111-unit transit-oriented development in San Mateo's rail corridor between the Hayward Park and Hillsdale Caltrain stations.

American real estate company Wood Partners has broken ground on a new $43.7 million apartment community at the north end of Silicon Valley, halfway between San Francisco and San Jose.

The Atlanta office of Wood Partners promoted Curtis Walker to acquisitions director for multifamily properties in the eastern United States.

Wood Partners has begun construction on a $43.7 million apartment complex. The 111-unit community will be located on a 2.4-acre site at the north end of Silicon Valley, near the Caltrain Rail Line.

Wood Partners recently broke ground on a $43.7 million apartment community of 111 units set at the north end of Silicon Valley, halfway between San Francisco and San Jose.

Wood Partners started construction on a $43.7 million mulrtifamily complex at 2090 S. Delaware St. in San Mateo, CA.

Wood Partners and the Ustler Group have begun construction on the five-story, 248-unit urban apartment community to be known as The Ivy Residences at Health Village.

The 111-unit transit-oriented development is expected to be ready for leasing by spring 2014.