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Demand Pushes Twin Cities’ Occupancy to Top
Although investor appetite is high, deliveries haven’t kept up with demand. Roughly 6,700 units were underway late last year, mostly targeting high-income residents.
MHN’s Top 5 January Articles
Miss out on any MHN stories in January? Here are five of our most popular articles for the month.
Supply Surge Dampens Rent Growth in Kansas City
The metro continues to attract large employers and consolidate its status as a destination for travel and investment. However, the multifamily development boom has led to a rent growth slowdown.
KeyBank Delivers $161M for Age-Restricted Portfolio
Structured in a variety of ways, the Fannie Mae funding refinances 13 age-restricted housing properties totaling 1,500 units in four states.
UIP Closes Record Deal Following TOPA Bid
The deal followed tenants’ exercise of their right to purchase the transit-oriented property in the Capitol Riverfront submarket from J.P. Morgan Chase.
First Step to Expanding Affordable Housing: More Research
Urban Institute Researcher Corianne Scally weighs in on the forces that are shaping affordable housing in 2018, and why the industry needs more evidence regarding the most efficient programs and solutions.
Overbuilding Tempers Growth in Washington, DC
Too much development is finally placing pressure on rents, but the capital region still ranks among the most stable multifamily markets in the U.S.
Partnering to Preserve Affordable Housing
Enterprise Community Investment President & CEO Charles Werhane and Community Preservation and Development Corp. President & CEO Michael Pitchford spoke with MHN about their plans to tackle challenges in the Mid-Atlantic.
Rents Rebound Amid Boston Building Boom
The metro’s economy remains on sound footing, generating high-paying jobs at a fast rate and driving demand for upscale housing.
Jackson Square Properties Buys $45M WA Community
With this acquisition, Jackson Square Properties expands its already significant multifamily portfolio in Vancouver, Wash.