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How Family-Friendly Apartments Bridge the Gap
A new report from the Urban Land Institute tackles the big mismatch between families and rental housing.
Snap Session: Prioritizing Tech Choices—Which Tech Options Do Residents Value Most?
How to select technology that attracts and retains residents. Expert insights from Chelsey Schlaub, Lincoln Property Co.; Brian Brantley, RangeWater Real Estate; and Vivian Metzer, Vivint Smart Home.
COVID-19’s Uneven Impact on Senior Housing Occupancy
The National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care found that occupancy at assisted living facilities fell to the lowest level on record in May.
Housing Demand Rebounds in June Amid Cloudy Outlook
Freddie Mac forecasts that home sales will decline to 4.8 million in 2020 before rising to 5.6 million in the following year.
Rent Payments Reach 89 Percent
The latest numbers from NMHC offer a glimpse into the performance of 11.5 million multifamily units across the country.
Aspen Square Management Lands $268M Refi
Walker & Dunlop provided two Fannie Mae loans, which retire a nearly $200 million line of credit from Capital One.
Homeownership Decline to Propel Rental Resiliency
The COVID-19 pandemic has delivered economic shocks, but research from Middleburg Communities shows lower homeownership rates leading to more rental demand.
Hunt Cos. Launches New Residential Division
Avanta Residential will construct single-family rental communities and announce its first project within the next three months.
From Lockdown to Reopening: The Transformation of Resident Experience
Cortland Chief Experience Officer Mike Gomes discusses the transformation of residential experiences as states begin to reopen.
When Benefits Run Out, What Happens to Rent Relief?
With some unemployment benefits from the CARES Act set to expire at the end of next month, industry groups are pushing for more federal aid.