Editor's Note
About the Editor
Suzann, editorial director of Multi-Housing News, has interacted with the multifamily industry for more than 20 years, largely in her other role leading the editorial team for Commercial Property Executive. She has written about many aspects of multifamily real estate, in addition to conducting videos and podcasts with executives and industry experts.
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Resident Attraction Multifamily occupancy stood at 95.5 percent at the end of June, according to Yardi Matrix data, with rents continuing to climb, though at a reduced rate from the headier years of the post-recession recovery.
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Market Measure Midway through 2017, the commercial and multifamily markets are characterized by a mix of caution and confidence.
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Old-School Values When I went off to college 40 years ago this September—now there’s a statement that would give anybody pause—my two roommates and I were assigned to a ground-floor dormitory suite that was Spartan, even by 1977 standards.
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Twin Rewards Multifamily professionals can reap the financial benefits of mastering a complex, endlessly evolving business. At the same time, the business is in a unique position to strengthen the fragile fabric of our communities.
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Group Effort Submetering has long been a great tool, enabling multifamily property owners to shift utility expenses to residents based on their consumption.
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Act Now
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Navigating 2017
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Designed For Life By Suzann D. Silverman, Editorial Director Editorial Director Suzann D. Silverman The concept that perception is reality, originated by Lee Atwater but much adapted over the years (remember the Rolling Stone magazine ads of the late ’80s?), is eminently applicable to multifamily communities. Indeed, a beautiful design can make all the difference
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Cyber Sense By Paul Rosta, Executive Editor Executive Editor Paul Rosta For as long as I’ve been covering real estate, the rap against the industry’s approach to technology is that it is a slow adopter. Yet in reviewing the articles that comprise MHN’s annual technology issue, I couldn’t help being struck by the variety,
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Editor’s Note: Learning Curves Executive Editor Paul Rosta reflects on the constantly-evolving state of the student housing industry.