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Multifamily Groups Form Initiative to Support Industry

With $1 million in funding from property management software provider Yardi, four leading trade groups have joined forces to find solutions to pandemic-related issues.

Ryan Maconachy, Vice Chairman, Healthcare & Alternative Assets Newmark Knight Frank

Examining Investor Sentiment During a Pandemic

NKF’s Ryan Maconachy and Blueprint Healthcare Real Estate Advisors’ Ben Firestone discuss the COVID-19-induced changes to the deal environment.

October Rent Payments Hit 79 Percent: NMHC

The figures were reported more than a month after the nationwide eviction ban and days after stimulus relief talks were scuttled.

Invitation Homes, Rockpoint Partners Form $1B Venture

The firms plan to deploy more than $1 billion, including debt, toward acquiring and renovating single-family rental homes across the U.S.

Senior Housing’s Capital Stack and the Pandemic

Although COVID-19 has led to a sector-wide shake-up, members of a panel at the NIC fall conference detailed how the outlook for assisted and independent living properties looks positive in the long term.

NIC Executive Insights Survey

Retrofitting Senior Housing Design for a Post-Pandemic Environment

Although the global health crisis is changing design standards, some trends are here to stay, according to Hord Coplan Macht Principal David Segmiller.

QuadReal Invests $1.6B in CA Student Living

The Canadian investment giant is taking its years-long partnership with the U.S. student housing operator to the next level.

How Durable Is Multifamily Demand?

Apartment demand rebounded in the third quarter in many metros, a good sign for the industry after a weak first half that was caused in large part by the fallout from COVID-19.

Stimulus Relief Talks Called Off, Alarming Industry Groups

President Trump’s announcement came as a blow to multifamily and renter advocacy groups, which have long pushed for more federal rent relief.

Making Senior Housing Loans Pencil During COVID-19

Both lenders and investors are concerned about occupancy, but a turning point may be ahead, said panelists at the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care fall conference.