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Management Diaries: The Operations Side of Sustainability

Cortland Global Head of Sustainability Cass McFadden joins MHN’s Denile Doyle to talk about how environmental stewardship is shaping resident experience and long-term asset value.

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Still at the Head of the Class: Student Housing in 2026

The sector’s next phase will favor scale, experience and disciplined market selection.

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StorageMart Completes 2nd-Largest Self Storage Deal in NYC History

The collection encompasses 1.3 million net rentable square feet.

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How Creative Financing Solutions Are Becoming the Norm

When the conventional market doesn’t cut it, multifamily investors explore new paths.

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Why the Fed’s Holding Rates Steady

The move was expected, but what comes next is less clear.

Why Insurance Costs Are No Longer High All Over

As carriers reapproach the market, some multifamily investors are being rewarded.

Michael Fratantoni, Mark Stewart, Ian Glaser, Ryan Reich and Joe Biasi

Industry Experts Weigh In on the Fed’s Policies for 2026

Is a more aggressive policy in the cards?

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BrightSpire to Close $955M CRE CLO

Nearly all debt encumbers multifamily properties.

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From Pet-Friendly to Pet-Inclusive Housing: Does the Policy Shift Pay Off?

Industry and nonprofit leaders explain how fewer restrictions and waived fees are reshaping the resident experience—and what it means for operators.

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Trump Moves to Curb Institutional Ownership of Single-Family Rentals

Could a new executive order make homes more affordable?