POST WRITTEN BY Carlos Vaz Millions of Americans depend on cash flow generated by long-term investment portfolios, and that number is expected to skyrocket as
Have you heard stats such as “80% of millionaires attribute their wealth to real estate”? Or heard stories of living the good life off passive
Family office allocations to real estate are rising, a new survey finds. John Egan | Oct 04, 2019 Adjusting to market volatility and girding for a recession,
Industry estimates forecast upwards of 1 million new renter households a year. By Tanya Sterling | October 01, 2019 at 07:10 AM DENVER—With expanding populations, a growing preference
Apartment developers will need to add approximately 325,000 new units each year until 2030. By Tanya Sterling | September 27, 2019 at 07:13 AM EL SEGUNDO, CA—The case
Aegon Real Assets US is is partnering with local developers, usually though a JV equity structure to target workforce housing in select markets. By Erika Morphy| September
Ten years since the economic expansion started after the Great Recession, commercial real estate remains strong. Many real estate professionals and investors expected markets, including
If you are considering investing in real estate, one of the best options available to you will be multi-family apartment buildings. There are a variety of
RICHARDSON, TX—Conventional wisdom has it that the best multifamily investment to make is in one of the 14.5 million units located the 62 largest metro
Chuck Patenaude, senior vice president in charge of production with Minneapolis-based Dougherty Mortgage, remembers when he graduated from college: The goal was always to buy a
In a competitive market for multifamily acquisitions, more investors are looking at niche plays. Bendix Anderson | Sep 03, 2019 In late August, investment firm Starwood Capital
“Buyers or investors are always looking for a good ROI and so they have to consider various factors including whether or not rent control is
Milwaukee and Northern New Jersey had the lowest multifamily turnover rates in 2018, according to CBRE. Pictured is RIVET, a 163-unit property in Jersey City.
After showing signs of caution a year ago, multifamily investors’ sentiments ticked back up again in this year’s exclusive research. Aug 01, 2019 Research Summary
IRVINE, CA—The multifamily sector showed the most robust growth amongst all CRE sectors—multifamily, office, industrial, retail and hotel—in the first quarter of 2019, according to
KBS Real Estate Investment Trust III Inc., a publicly registered non-traded REIT, plans to explore strategic alternatives in an effort to provide liquidity to its
KBS Real Estate Investment Trust III Inc., a publicly registered non-traded REIT, has agreed to sell 11 properties to various subsidiaries of Prime US REIT,
US apartment demand spiked during the second quarter of 2019 with product absorption climbing to a five-year high, according to RealPage. It reports that net
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