Vicentiu Fusea is an associate editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. He has joined the CPE-MHN team in 2023. Vicentiu writes stories mainly focusing on the student housing, office and MOB markets. You can reach out to him at vicentiu.fusea@cpe-mhn.com.

Exterior shot of The Signature Carmel, a community in Indianapolis.

Top Multifamily Transactions in Indianapolis

These deals accounted for more than half the metro’s total sales, Yardi Matrix data shows.

Happy university student friends together in the College campus. Diversity in global education

National Student Housing Report – October 2026

Student housing occupancy is expected to finish the year below 2025 levels, as new supply and slower enrollment growth put pressure on several major university markets.

Exterior shot of Authentix Cedar Grove, a community in Fairburn, Ga.

Continental Properties Closes $203M Multifamily Fund

The vehicle will finance up to 15 suburban developments across the U.S.

Exterior shot of LeClaire Courts phase 1, a community in Chicago

Habitat JV Kicks Off $119M Chicago Mixed-Income Project

The first residential phase will add 183 apartments, 90 percent of them affordable.

Exterior shot of Olde Towne University Square, a student housing property in Toledo, Ohio.

Exclusive: Blackstone Sells Ohio Student Housing Asset

This is the first student housing property to trade in the local market since 2018.

Exterior shot of Albion Evanston, a community in Evanston, Ill.

Albion Sells 268-Unit Chicago Community

The 15-story property came online in 2020.

Exterior shot of The Mark Philadelphia, a 909-bed student housing community in Philadelphia.

Landmark Delivers 909-Bed Philadelphia Student Housing Tower

The 34-story community represents the company’s second ground-up project in the city.

Minneapolis Riverfront Skyline View

Twin Cities Multifamily Report – September 2026

A shrinking pipeline is boosting this already stable market.

Image of a building under construction.

Survey: Multifamily Construction Starts Lose Momentum, Costs Rise

Respondents to a survey conducted by the NMHC cited economic uncertainty, limited financial feasibility and low rent growth as key factors behind the decline.