Multi-Family
Investing In Multifamily In The New Year
By: Rob Overstreet, Forbes Real Estate Council I think we can all agree that 2020 has been a challenging year for a variety of reasons.
January 7, 2021
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By: Rob Overstreet, Forbes Real Estate Council I think we can all agree that 2020 has been a challenging year for a variety of reasons.
On a monthly average, 138,000 fewer renters paid their rent in full by the end of the month in 2020 compared to 2019, according to
By: Jeffrey Steele For years, the nation’s big coastal cities captured most of the interest from foreign real estate investors. But in this pandemic year,
DXE Properties, Acuity Partners, & JSR Development Acquire 106 Unit Multifamily Property in Atlanta, GA PRESS RELEASE UPDATED: DEC 22, 2020 13:00 EST NEW YORK, December
By: Ben Colonomos, Forbes Real Estate Council, December 14, 2020 The multifamily sector has long held strong against uncertainty and economic swings, and the Covid-19
By: Lew Sichelman Acquiring underperforming assets for rehabilitation is a good strategy for navigating the current multifamily market, according to panelists at a virtual conference
By Kelsi Maree Borland | December 09, 2020 at 08:02 AM Before the pandemic, remote work was already growing in the US. In 2019, work-from-home employees accounted for
DEC, 07, 2020, By: Mike Aiken A global pandemic, record fluctuations in unemployment and haphazard movements throughout the stock market have many ready to wave
By Les Shaver | December 07, 2020 at 07:32 AM When COVID hit, transactions in the apartment market, like many commercial real estate sectors, ground to a halt.
Swapnil Agarwal, Forbes Councils Member Covid-19 came as a shock to all of us. From work to personal life, we’ve seen significant changes from just
Nov 30, 2020 by Maurie Backman 2020 has been a challenging year for real estate investors, but those with multifamily properties in their portfolios may have fared
By Lisa Brown Confidence in new multifamily housing increased in the third quarter, according to results from the National Association of Home Builders’ Multifamily Market Survey.
Quarter-over-quarter transaction volume increased 55.9 percent, the strongest sequential gain since 2011, according to the firm’s Q3 Capital Markets Report. ByJeffrey Steele Multifamily investment sales
CGI Strategies plans to acquire $500 million in apartment assets over the next 12 months, citing plenty of reasons to be bullish on the asset
By Lew Sichelman While rent collections continue to slow as the coronavirus pandemic persists, multifamily may prove to be the most stable real estate investment asset
RENTCafe.com projects that an estimated 45 million Gen Z-ers will have entered the housing market by 2025 and they will be more likely to rent.
By Kelsi Maree Borland Apartment rent payments overall have remained stable throughout the pandemic—a welcome surprise considering the rapid increase in unemployment. The reason? Renters
Oct 29, 2020 by Tara Mastroeni When most new real estate investors think about buying an investment property, they automatically assume they should buy a single-family home. However, there’s
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