When the Fed slashed rates to near zero two months ago, there was speculation that it would fuel a wave of commercial real estate refinancing. But
The National Multifamily Housing Council’s Rent Payment Tracker found that more people made a full or partial rent payment in the first six days… By Jane
Adam Levin and Robert Johnston with Levin Johnston of Marcus & Millichap recently shared insights and trends resulting from the industry response to COVID-19, and
Tucker Knight, Berkadia senior managing director and head of Texas originations, recently shared some insights on the impact of the Fed’s interest rate decision and
“In many ways, this could benefit commercial real estate in that rate cuts have made the cost of debt capital cheaper and will cause many
Multifamily is undoubtedly tremendously popular among investors—and for many reasons. Renter demand is up, and more young people want to live in urban, walkable markets,
Multifamily investment is exploding across the South and Western United States, particularly in suburban areas of Atlanta, Dallas and Phoenix, where garden apartments are plentiful.
As high-net-worth (HNW) investors and family offices mull next year’s opportunities in commercial real estate, they might want to keep the multifamily mantra in mind.
Multifamily acquisition yields and price per unit have hovered at record lows for several years despite Treasury yields moving up and down by more than
The minor decrease in rates last year will likely have little impact on overall investment volumes this year. By Kelsi Maree Borland| February 05, 2020 at 02:00
The multifamily market has been watching with some consternation the rental caps established in states and local areas. But that aside, there are few clouds
The multifamily industry is getting creative and strategic about workforce housing funding. By Kelsi Maree Borland| January 15, 2020 at 04:00 AM Workforce housing development and investment
MILD SLOWDOWN IN APARTMENT DEMAND The overall multifamily vacancy rate likely will rise by 20 bps to 4.5%, still below the long-term average of 5.1%.
Industrial and multifamily will remain the darlings of the commercial real estate markets, while office will fall behind. By Kelsi Maree Borland| January 07, 2020 at 04:00
WASHINGTON, DC—It will be a buyers’ market for apartment investors next year, according to a recent survey from Capital One. It found that 74% of
NEW YORK CITY—Mark Fawer, an attorney with Greenspoon Marder’s Real Estate practice group, sees one major indicator that should mean good things for the commercial
PORTLAND, OR—Long-term interest rates on bonds reached below short-term rates for the first time since 2007 and yields for the two-year Treasury bill exceeded those
Multi family homes proved to be quite the investment in 2018, and this trend is continuing into the new year. If you’ve been hearing a lot
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