Evelyn is a creative writer covering commercial real estate trends and insights in the U.S. Evelyn was previously a senior associate editor at Multi-Housing News and Commercial Property Executive. She has an academic background in Journalism and Irish Studies. Evelyn has been covering the CRE industry since 2017. Reach her via email.
A Snapshot of Chicago’s Changing Multifamily Market
Peak Properties’ Mike Zucker discusses market dynamics and explains why the city offers great potential for investors.
Top 10 Markets for Self Storage Rent Growth
Here’s a breakdown of the best-performing self storage markets ranked by year-over-year rent growth through April 2021.
Self Storage Rents Maintain Momentum
Annual street rate performance was positive in all of the top markets tracked by Yardi Matrix, for both the standard 10×10 climate- and non-climate-controlled units.
Reviving America’s Workforce Housing: Spotlight on the Hudson Valley
Aker Cos. Principals Will Brocker and Mike Amato detail the company’s plans to revitalize the workforce housing market in the region.
Examining the Self Storage Financing Landscape With Talonvest Capital
Co-founder Tom Sherlock on the current financing landscape and what makes the self storage sector appealing.
COVID-19 Shines Light on Midwest Markets
Bobby Mills and Andrea Kendrick of Berkadia explain what’s behind St. Louis’ strong multifamily performance.
Twin Cities Market Poised to Stay Solid
Timberland Partners’ Ryan Sailer sizes up the Minneapolis-St. Paul multifamily market and discusses the company’s Sundance Living concept.
Student Housing’s Next Chapter: A Top Executive Weighs In
Michael Hales, president of CA Student Living, on the pandemic’s impact and what’s next for the sector.
Top 10 Markets for Self Storage Construction
As of March, some 126 million square feet of storage space was underway or in the planning stages across the U.S., Yardi Matrix data shows.
An Insider’s View of the Bay Area’s Housing Affordability Crisis
Randy Tsuda, president & CEO of Alta Housing, discusses why the Bay Area continues to be one of the least-affordable regions in the U.S.