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Video Interview with Elliot Auerbacher at NMHC La Quinta
MHN talks to Elliot Auerbacher, vice president at Northmarq Capital, about the mood of the industry at NMHC’s 2011 meeting in La Quinta, how deals are being done now, and his outlook for multifamily.
What Renters Want – Boston: Lifestyles
In its ongoing What Renters Want series, MHN talks to students in Boston about what aspects of an apartment community mix well with their lifestyle.
PODCAST: Economy Watch Weekly with Dees Stribling
For the week ending Jan. 21, homebuilder confidence and single-family starts stayed down, even though existing home sales are creeping upward.
PODCAST: Economy Watch Weekly with Dees Stribling
For the week ending Jan. 14, the news was a mixed bag, with economic indicators gradually climbing while foreclosures continue to break through the ceiling.
MHN Property Tour: Toren
Developer Donald Capoccia takes MHN on a tour of BFC Partners’ Toren condo in Brookyln, N.Y. Designed by SOM, the 38-story tower is seeking LEED Silver certification, and the on-site cogeneration plant is already lowering heat and power costs.
What Renters Want – Boston: The Search
In the ongoing What Renters Want series, MHN talks to students in Boston about what they look for in an apartment. This is the first of a three-parter.
PODCAST: Economy Watch Weekly with Dees Stribling
The economy, and employment, are getting better, but everyone is impatient for it to happen faster–which it refuses to do. The December employment numbers tell the story.
MHN TV: Interview with Terri Ludwig
Enterprise Community Partners’ new President and CEO Terri Ludwig talks to MHN about affordable housing, GSE reform and the Low Income Housing Tax Credit.
PODCAST: January Market Update
NAHB Economist Bernard M. Markstein, III discusses the most recent market trends, including how industry demand and ramped-up manufacturing led to a buyers market.
PODCAST: Economy Watch Weekly
Economy Watch reporter Dees Stribling wraps up economic news for the week ending 12/31, characterized by falling home values, and looks ahead at 2011.