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The city of Sacramento is in a housing crunch. Rents are on the rise while the vacancy rate only 2 percent. Advertisement Council member Jeff Harris said the housing crisis is so great that tens of thousands of housing units are needed across the city. Fortunately, construction is now underway for a new 248- unit apartment complex in the Natomas area. The apartments will ultimately house some 400 people who are paying market rent rate of $1,500 a month. Get the full story in the video above.

ARLINGTON, Va. - (AP) - A Virginia man returned home from a trip and found that his apartment had been broken into - and cleaned. Arlington County Police say in a crime report that shortly after 12 a.m. Monday, a man returned to his Arlington apartment after a trip. He called police when he noticed that his apartment appeared to have been cleaned and some items had been moved around. Nothing was missing.                WRC-TV reports the man told police he doesn't employ a maid. Police say the mystery cleaner unlawfully entered the apartment. (Copyright 2017 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.) 8/10/2017 7:49:46 AM (GMT -7:00)

BERKELEY, CA - Archstone, a leader in apartment investment and operations, today announced the start of construction on its first apartment community in Berkeley, Calif. The 94- unit apartment community , Archstone Berkeley on Addison, will be located at the corner of Third and Addison, just blocks from the Berkeley Marina and the San Francisco Bay . The apartment community ’s location offers easy access to a vast array of professional jobs, shopping destinations , dining options and public transportation. “Berkeley is an incredible city and an excellent fit for an Archstone apartment community . It is a highly desirable place to live, has limited land on which to build new housing and has a strong, diversified economy,” said Amir Massih, Archstone’s group vice president of development for the San Francisco Bay Area . “We’re excited about starting this project and look forward to providing an outstanding addition to the neighborhood and for our future residents.” Archstone Be

CTV Atlantic Published Tuesday, August 22, 2017 1:12PM ADT Last Updated Tuesday, August 22, 2017 1:20PM ADT A 28-year-old man is facing charges after he allegedly threatened to kill police officers during a standoff in Dartmouth. Halifax Regional Police say officers spotted a man yelling and screaming as he walked down the middle of Pinecrest Drive around 4:30 p.m. Monday. The officers recognized the man’s name and knew he was wanted on a warrant for failing to appear in court. Police say they tried to stop him, but he fled the scene and ran into an apartment building on Jackson Road. The officers responded to a unit in the building, told the man there was a warrant for his arrest, and asked him to come out. Police say the man then threatened to kill the officers with a knife. The Emergency Response Team and patrol members contained the area while the man continued to yell death threats at the officers, police say. Police obtained an arrest warrant and slid it under the do

DPJ’s Wire series delivers news and information straight from the source without translation. Broadstone Arts District , a work of art in its own right, will be giving three lucky artists the chance of a lifetime to live rent-free for four months while developing their craft and making a name for themselves within the downtown Phoenix arts community .  “ Broadstone Arts District believes in the value of art and its ability to transform neighborhoods and people,” said Jasmene Dewsnup, Alliance Residential Company Business Manager for Broadstone Arts District . “This year-long artist-in- residence program is designed to find and foster local talent — an opportunity for each artist to take the next big step in his or her career. The contest is open to artists of every avenue, including painters, sculptors, drawers, photographers and more.” The year-long program will run in sequential four- month increments featuring one artist at a time. The artists who are selected will be given a s

Unable to commit. Fear of missing out on something else (#FOMO). Not ready to settle down. No, we're not referring to your ex. Renters also often get a bad rap for being more flighty than their homeowner peers. And it isn't completely unfounded. Nearly two-thirds of renters, about 64%, plan to settle down in a different city, according to an Apartment List report . So where do they want to go? And, perhaps more importantly, where do they want to leave? The rental website surveyed about 24,000 renters, nearly two-thirds of whom were millennials, and then dug into its own internal data for the report. Apartment List looked at 50 large metros across the country for the report. It turns out renters in the priciest metros on the coasts, such as New York and San Francisco, and in inland cities where costs are rising rapidly, like Denver and Austin, TX, are the most eager to move. Folks in colder climes where there aren't as many good- paying job opportunities , like Milwaukee

A Kentucky development group is planning a 180- unit affordable apartment complex in north Baton Rouge on the corner of Airline Highway and Plank Road. LDG Development , which specializes in affordable housing , is still in the planning stages for the project, which is named Commodore Pointe . The Baton Rouge North Economic Development District announced the project at its meeting last night. A spokeswoman for the firm declined to comment, but LDG is not new to Baton Rouge. The firm previously developed the $ 24 million Mallard Crossing apartment complex on Greenwell Springs Road in 2012, as well as the Woodcrest Apartments, an $ 8 million development completed in 2013 on North Lobdell Boulevard . The developer is also set to cut the ribbon on the Port Royal Apartments , another affordable housing complex on Airline Highway, on May 10. In March, LDG announced a 204-unit project on Nicholson Drive and Gardere Lane. Commodore Pointe will feature two four- story residential build

About 100 families in a dilapidated New Orleans East apartment complex  plagued by violent crime are being evicted next month, WWL- TV reported Monday  (Aug. 21). Residents of the complex at 6000 Chef Menteur Highway said they've had to deal with shootings and poor living conditions , including mold infestation , trash and a collapsed ceiling, according to the report. The apartment complex was foreclosed on but didn't sell at an auction, and owner Gulf Coast Bank is now telling current residents to leave by Sept. 9, the report says. Read the full WWL story here.

DETROIT, MI — General Motors Co. started its car-sharing service, Maven, just over a year ago, placing Chevrolets and Cadillacs in New York apartment buildings for occupants to rent. Since then, the service has grown exponentially. Maven is still working with apartment dwellers, but it is also offering hourly and daily rental cars in 17 North American cities . It also offers Maven Gig , a service that lets people rent cars to do odd jobs, like ride-hailing for Lyft or delivering food for GrubHub. Maven Gig expanded into Los Angeles earlier this month; it's coming to Boston, Phoenix, Washington, Baltimore and Detroit this fall. Maven is now moving onto college campuses. This week, it became the exclusive car-share provider to the University of Southern California. Students will be able to rent vehicles for $5 per hour, a lower rate than Maven's usual starting price of $8. College administrators will have their own dedicated vehicle to reserve. (For more local news, click

While all those clothes, shoes and bags you bought over the years have likely limited your chances of becoming a homeowner, it has certainly helped many in the fashion industry to continue climbing up the property ladder , snapping up impressive mansions in some of the wealthiest parts of the U.S. Here, WWD takes a look at fashion moguls ’ most expensive homes currently on the market across the country. MAX AZRIA’S L.A. MEGA-MANSION — $88M Fashion veteran Max Azria and his wife Lubov Azria are selling their Holmby Hills mansion known as Maison Du Soleil for $88 million, making it the sixth most expensive home for sale in Los Angeles. (The highest has a $ 350 million price tag .) At the same time, the Tunisian fashion designer ’s 60-room mansion, which dates back to the Thirties, is also on the market as a rental for a whopping $400,000 a month. Set on three acres, the 30,000-square-foot compound comes with 17 bedrooms, 22 bathrooms, a bathhouse and a 6,000-square- foot movie

Fire Investigators are still searching for a suspect believed to have set a fire on Tuesday, August 15 at Oak Ridge Apartments at 4215 Moffett Rd. Photo: MFR" title=" Fire Investigators are still searching for a suspect believed to have set a fire on Tuesday, August 15 at Oak Ridge Apartments at 4215 Moffett Rd. Photo: MFR" width="180" style="border: 0px;" /> Fire Investigators are still searching for a suspect believed to have set a fire on Tuesday, August 15 at Oak Ridge Apartments at 4215 Moffett Rd. Photo: MFR Mobile County Metro Jail )" title="Edward Brookins (Photo: Mobile County Metro Jail )" width="180" style="border: 0px;" /> Edward Brookins (Photo: Mobile County Metro Jail ) Edward Brookins on his way from MPD to Metro Jail. Source: Lee Peck, FOX 10 News MOBILE, AL (WALA) - Fire investigators have arrested and charged 19-year-old Edward Brookins in Tuesday's arson at Oak Ridge Apartment

San Francisco is celebrating the Summer of Love’s 50th anniversary. Most of the celebrants are probably dead and buried by now, especially its high priests like Allen Ginsburg who passed into Eternity in the dingy East Village , Timothy Leary, Jerry Garcia, Emmet Grogan of the Diggers (remember them). In truth, there hasn’t been much of a to-do about the historic occasion. Today’s “with it” residents of the Bay Area live in the moment. Vintage refers to their last but one smart phone; antique is their pre-updated software from Microsoft. The “Summer Of Love” – if they can recognize the name at all – belongs to the Neolithic Age or whenever it was that the skies were filled with flying dinosaurs instead of Amazon delivery drones . Only the De Young Museum has done its civic duty in bowing to the past. A mile away from the Haight-Ashby, they have organized a nostalgic exhibition that features the vivid psychedelic posters from Bill Graham’s Fillmore Ballroom concerts and the accoutre

By David Pendered Atlanta’s first transportation corridor of the future is to be established in Southwest Atlanta along Campbellton Road by the city and MARTA. Naturally, a computer and the internet of things are at the heart of the effort. MARTA has increased the frequency of buses based out of the Oakland City Station to serve Campbellton Road , a corridor with many transit-dependent riders. Credit: David Pendered Futuristic traffic signals , now slated for installation, have the capacity to coordinate competing mobility demands of vehicles, bicyclists and pedestrians, according to Faye DiMassimo, general manager of the Renew Atlanta infrastructure bond program and the city’s sales-tax-funded projects. These traffic signals already are being installed along North Avenue. City officials plan to cut the ribbon Sept. 16 on this “ smart corridor ” during an event that’s to include a demonstration of autonomous vehicles. The North Avenue project , a pilot project, is just the begi

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NORTH CHARLESTON, SC — Two children were found with injuries inside a South Carolina apartment and later died, and now a man has been charged with attacking them, North Charleston police said. Officers were called to the Jamison Park apartment complex about 3 p.m. Monday when someone reported children were trapped inside an apartment with a man, police spokesman Spencer Pryor said. The caller had been attacked and locked out of the apartment, police said. The suspect fled before officers arrived . Two children were found and been attacked, police said. They later died. Their names were not released. About five hours later, officers arrested Raashid Jaamal White , 26, and charged him with two counts of murder. It was not known whether he has an attorney. (For more information on this and other neighborhood stories, subscribe to Patch to receive daily newsletters and breaking news alerts . If you have an iPhone, click here to get the free Patch iPhone app .) The coroner's office

BURTON, Michigan -- An apartment in the Boulder Creek Apartments complex was damaged about 7:30 p.m. Sunday by a fire that started in the kitchen. Burton Deputy Fire Chief Ken Gould said a resident was cooking when a pan caught on fire. The complex is locatedat 5000 Boulder Drive , north of Maple Avenue and west of I-475. The fire spread to the living room when the woman tried unsuccessfully to take the pan outside. The Burton Fire Department put the fire out quickly. The fire was contained to just one apartment, Gould said. There were no injuries. He said the family of five will be displaced from their apartment. Others also will be displaced because of water damage. Gould credited the apartment's sprinkler system for helping to put out the fire.

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UPDATE (8:15 a.m.):  Police say Donnell A. Howard turned himself in overnight. He is facing charges including second-degree murder. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (WAVY) — A man is wanted in connection to a deadly shooting last week in Newport News. Officers responded to the shooting in the 7300 block of River Road — behind the  Admiral Pointe Apartments — around 10 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 17. Police found a man with a life- threatening gunshot wound to the torso. He was taken to the hospital, where he died from his injuries overnight. The victim was identified as 27-year-old Eric Blackshear. Police said Wednesday that they’ve taken out warrants on 24-year-old Donnell A. Howard, of Hampton. He’s wanted on charges of second-degree murder, use of a firearm in commission of a felony and possession of a firearm by a felon. If you see Howard or know of his whereabouts, call the Crime Line at 1-888-LOCK-UP. Share this: Like this: Like Loading... Related Posts Advertisement

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(Photo: KETV)OMAHA, NE (KETV) — Dueling signs dot the intersection of Saddle Creek Road and Cuming Street in Omaha, Nebraska. The busy crossing is a popular place for panhandlers, but there’s a new face on one of the corners. Charles Logan has taken to holding a poster board with the words “Get a job. Get a job.” “If you want money, go get a job and work for it,” Logan said, as cars raced by Tuesday afternoon.” Logan, who said he is retired from the military, explained he carries the sign in his car. When he see panhandlers around town, he often stops to stand on the corner with them. His motivation: seeing his own son panhandling. “That’s really what hurt me. Because I know that he didn’t have to do that. And a lot of people out here don’t have to do it,” Logan said. Though some of the panhandlers argued it’s not so simple. “He has a sign that says, ‘get a job’, but he doesn’t know people’s struggles,” Charles Smith, one of the panhandlers said. Smith said he is a single