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What to Expect From Seattle’s Hot Market

Healthy demographic trends and steady job gains, especially in the tech sector, have allowed the area to become one of the country’s fastest growing metros. But can this last? Billy Pettit, president of local development company Pillar Properties, explains why he anticipates a slowdown.

The CPE-MHN Mid-Year Update is now available!

Now you can get trend and strategy insights two different ways: Leaf through the CPE-MHN Mid-Year Update for a quick read or click on individual articles below for an in-depth look at the topics that most interest you.

Next Step in Condo Design: Flexibility

The 22-story One Riverside in Philadelphia is a modern residential property not just because of its design and high-tech amenities but also because it caters to its residents’ unusual needs. Buyers could create their dream home by combining several units to accommodate their lifestyles.

Top 10 Affordable Communities Delivered in Austin

Austin’s booming economy sustains increased demand for multifamily properties, and its rapid top-heavy growth is affecting housing affordability. Over the past 18 months, nearly 2,000 affordable units have been delivered in Austin.

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MHN Poll: Sustainability Features

MHN has a new poll! We want to know if green features provide a significant competitive advantage for your community.

JV Tops Off Miami Tower

PARAMOUNT Ventures and CoastalTishman’s luxury condo asset, situated within the 27-acre, mixed-use Miami Worldcenter development, comprises 500 units and offers access to various amenities, including a yoga studio, an observatory and a dog park.

Top 10 Pittsburgh Apartment Owners

The metro’s slow-but-steady economic growth is reflected in an insignificant rise in apartment rents and tepid housing demand, with public authorities making up nearly half of the biggest owners.

Construction Surge Dilutes Rent Growth in Miami

Following another record-breaking year for multifamily deliveries, the metro is on the verge of oversupply. As new units add up to the existing stock, we expect rents to rise 3 percent in 2018.

Record Supply Takes Its Toll in Detroit

The high number of multifamily units completed in 2017 moderated rent growth, which nevertheless continues to outpace the national average.

Financiers Detail Rising-Rate Risks, 2018 Performance

Will the second half of the year hold a candle to the first? Top lenders and mortgage brokers list the trends they’re watching and the challenges that lie ahead.