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Why Less Is More in Multifamily Design Today

Design experts share how flexibility, longevity and intention are shaping the next generation of spaces that residents love.

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Trump Nominates Kevin Warsh for Federal Reserve Chair

If confirmed, he would likely push more aggressively for lower interest rates.

Alta Stone at the Gateway in Salt Lake City, LEED Platinum

How LEED Certifications Fared in the Multifamily Sector in 2025

A roundup of last year’s top 10 states for certification, plus standout projects.

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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.

A graph of multifamily rent growth in December of 2025

2025 Rent Growth

Yardi Matrix’s latest report on this key market indicator.

Exterior shot of Legends at Oak Grove, a 264-unit community in Knoxville, Tenn.

West Shore Lands $630M Refi for Sun Belt Portfolio

The 13 properties are located across five states.

A photo of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell speaks at the January 28th press conference following the announcement

Why the Fed’s Holding Rates Steady

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

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Self Storage National Report – January 2026

The U.S. self storage market had a cautious start of the year, with rents, occupancy and revenues under pressure and asking rents contracting significantly, according to Yardi Matrix.

Multifamily special servicing rates through November 2025

2025 Special Servicing Rates

Data from Trepp’s latest report on CMBS special servicing rates. Read the analysis.

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?