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While that data notably includes partial payments, as many apartment managers worked with their residents to develop flexible solutions, it was better news than expected. Now to see how May and June hold up.

Sector Insights: Here’s What Everyone’s Talking About

Find out the latest on crucial segments of the multifamily market. What’s new in workforce housing, senior housing, mixed use, market rate/luxury, low-income and student housing?

Berkadia’s Hilary Provinse Models Success for the Next Generation

How the veteran investment banker builds teams that are diverse, strategic—and deliver results.

Banks’ Revamped Outlook on Multifamily Lending

The COVID-19 pandemic has upended projections for multifamily lending, but banks should continue to favor the asset class over the long term.

Micro Units Fill a Huge Need

Beyond the notion of a tiny apartment, the concept asks designers and developers to dive deep into what turns a space into a home.

Luxury Renters Seek Community-Based Amenities

Class A developers offer friends in high places.

Can Affordable Projects Fill the Gaps With OZ Funds?

Chicago developers tap PNC for a first mortgage and OZ capital.

Student-Housing Firms Await School Decisions

There’s a lot riding on whether or not university’s will reopen in the fall.

The April Digital Issue of MHN Is Now Available!

Now you can get trend and strategy insights two different ways: Leaf through the Multi-Housing News digital digest for a quick read, or click on individual articles for an in-depth look at each of the topics that most interest you.

In January, Housing Trust Group broke ground on Village View, a 100-unit affordable housing project for adults over 55 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Financing for the $25 million development included 9 percent low-income housing tax credits. Completion is expected early next year. Image courtesy of Housing Trust Group.

LIHTC Funding Recovers. Will It Last?

Funding for low-income housing tax credits picked up in the last couple of years, but budget cuts and policy reforms threaten to undermine the affordable housing incentive program.