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NMHC Eyes Stimulus to Offset Year of Falling Rent Payments
On average, 138,000 fewer renters paid their rent in full by the end of the month in 2020 compared to 2019, according to NMHC.
The Top Multifamily Stories of 2020
The apartment industry faced new challenges and demonstrated its strengths in a year of unparalleled turbulence.
Florida Waterfront Development Adds 2 Residential Projects
Lennar Multifamily Communities and Kolter Urban both purchased tracts at Quay Sarasota and have announced luxury development projects.
GSEs Extend Multifamily Forbearance Programs
Apartment operators with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loans will gain additional relief through March 31, while protections for renters will continue.
Student Housing Real Estate: 2021 Prospects
In the second installment of our outlook series, three student housing experts weigh in on what to expect for the industry in the year ahead.
Yardi Announces Relaunch of CRE Listing Site CommercialSearch.com
The website offers more than 180,000 listings that are free to browse, updated daily and cover all major U.S. markets.
Packing More Functions Into the Kitchen Sink
Ruvati’s Workstation features a two-track slide system with a mix-prep station, a basin and a matching colander and lid with grater/slicer attachments.
Top 10 Emerging Multifamily Markets – Part I
The markets on this list have consistently outperformed national averages in rent growth, employment and construction activity.
How to Achieve Savings and Efficiencies Through Modular: Q&A
Volumetric Building Cos.’ Vaughan Buckley on the benefits of this construction method and how the process can help with the affordable housing shortage.
Relief Bill ‘Good for the Industry,’ Apartment Groups Say
Both landlord and renter advocacy groups praised the stimulus bill being passed by Congress. But they expect more assistance will be needed soon.