Editor's Note
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Moving Forward It seems a little strange to be talking about anything other than coronavirus. But the multifamily industry will persevere.
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New Concepts While many developers are supplying new amenities in more traditional apartment homes—targeting greater community involvement, convenience and security—others are experimenting with alternative formats that in some cases seek to align residents with common interests and in others offer greater independence.
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Editor’s Note: Welcome to the New Decade While our vision for the new year is hardly as clear as 2020 would suggest it should be, the commercial and multifamily real estate industry enters this new decade with many fresh possibilities for security, efficiency and convenience.
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Seeking Solutions to the Senior Affordability Squeeze An aging population is getting priced out the housing market, and the clock is ticking.
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Creating Opportunity The investment market has become so competitive that even it’s difficult to find a good deal on a Class B asset in a secondary market.
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The Next Green We can see the future of sustainable multifamily design, and it looks like Sendero Verde.
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Double-Edged Swords A healthy market can be a double-edged sword. On one hand, demand has led to continued rent growth despite ongoing construction of new units.
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Buying In Given the challenges of navigating today’s investment waters, CPE and MHN have teamed to produce this Guide to Investing
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Testing Density In urban multifamily development today, it’s often about density. So say the stakeholders who weighed in for IvyLee Rosario’s cover story this month.
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Swinging Pendulum Student housing design is shifting away from luxury amenities more geared toward recreation than studying to condensed living spaces and education-oriented common areas, marking a return of focus to efficiency, affordability and practicality.