Wood Partners, one of the top five multifamily developers in the nation, announced today it has closed on construction financing to build Alta Congress, a four-story, 369-unit apartment home community near downtown Delray Beach.

Wood Partners has broken ground on a 108-unit apartment property in San Marcos, Calif., north of San Diego.

Wood Partners breaks ground on the construction of a new luxury apartment community here. The as yet unnamed development is adjacent to California State University San Marcos and is

Job growth prospects, a rise in the number of apartment seekers, and an improving financing climate are prompting Wood Partners and other companies to move forward with new apartment construction projects in San Diego County.

A developer has begun construction on a new luxury apartment community in San Marcos, CA. The 108-unit gated development is located at 815 South Twin Oaks Valley Road, approximately 30 miles north of San Diego, and is being developed by Wood Partners.

Developer Wood Partners is hoping to hammer out a compromise today to get 55 Laguna back on track. The 440-unit project on a former University of California Berkeley Extension campus -- it includes 330 apartments and 110 affordable senior units -- has been in limbo due to a disagreement over the manner in which Wood Partners will satisfy the affordable housing requirement for the development.

A fight has erupted over an infill development project near the northern boundary of the city's Castro District that is pitting affordable housing for LGBT seniors against units for low-income renters.

Wood Partners is breaking ground on the construction of a new luxury apartment community in San Marcos. The as yet unnamed development is adjacent to California State University San Marcos.

Wood Partners LLC has opened the doors to the 280-unit Alta Aspen Grove, a new luxury apartment complex in the Denver suburb of Littleton.

The downtown Oakland project now known as Domain by Alta missed its chance to hit the market as high-end condos during the boom years.  Now that it’s been revived by Wood Partners, the 264-unit project arrives in time to benefit from another market surge — for apartments.

Multifamily Firms that want to obtain Green Certifications, grab tax incentives and rebates, or simply comply with the law are finding it necessary to decrease their buildings' overall energy loads.  The first step in that process? Benchmarking utility usage.

Waterton Associates, a Chicago-based investment firm, acquired Parc Alpharetta from Wood Partners for $23 million or $109,524 per unit.