Adriana Pop is a senior editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. She joined CPE and MHN in 2012, with an academic background in economics, English and Italian. She currently curates the CPE Sneak Peek newsletter, highlighting noteworthy stories and emerging topics for readers. Connect with her at adriana.pop@cpe-mhn.com or on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ioana-adriana-pop-811772108/.

Cleveland Multifamily Report – Winter 2020

Boosted by the ongoing revival of the city core, the metro’s rental market wrapped up 2019 on a positive note.

Indianapolis Multifamily Report – Fall 2019

Spurred by robust population growth and household creation, the city’s rental demand is keeping up with supply.

Los Angeles Multifamily Report – Fall 2019

As the current economic cycle stretches past most initial expectations, the multifamily market continues to test its limits.

Tampa Multifamily Report – Fall 2019

Multifamily demand continues strong in the metro, boosted by above-trend population and employment gains.

Long Island City Meets Co-Living: The Story of ALTA+

Matthew Baron of Simon Baron Development unveils the story behind the company’s largest project to date, as well as one of the biggest co-living developments in New York City.

Pittsburgh Multifamily Report – Fall 2019

A diverse business climate and strong talent pool coming out of local universities are drawing companies to the city, boosting the region’s innovation economy.

Chicago Multifamily Report – Fall 2019

The overall demand for multifamily housing is strong, but the market’s performance is bifurcated.

Inland Empire Metro Report Photo by Kit Leong iStockphoto.com

Inland Empire Multifamily Report – Fall 2019

The Inland Empire’s affordability advantage compared to other SoCal metros is drawing in new residents, expanding the local labor market and driving up demand for multifamily product.

Philadelphia Matrix Report Photo by gangliu10 iStockphoto.com

Philadelphia Multifamily Report – Fall 2019

Rents in the metro rose 3.7 percent year-over-year through August, outpacing the 3.3 percent U.S. rate.

Jacksonville Multifamily Report – Summer 2019

The metro’s rental market is on a roll, sustained by steady employment gains and ongoing net in-migration.