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Housing Relief Skips Three Fifths of U.S. Households
A new report by Amherst finds that nearly 39 percent of U.S. households have received government assistance with the cost of their accommodations.
Coronavirus Dents Multifamily Development
New supply expectations fall this year, but future construction impact hinges on the downturn’s severity and length.
ORIX Real Estate Capital Names Head of Production
Aaron Becker will lead the firm’s origination efforts in senior housing and health care across the U.S.
Building in the Time of COVID-19
How did things change in construction and what should we expect going forward? Several stakeholders, including smart tech providers, weigh in.
May Rent Payments Reach 80 Percent
The just-released data on payments from NMHC come on the heels of 20.5 million new unemployment filings in April.
COVID-19 Rent Relief Sought from Congress
Two bills aimed at helping landlords and renters impacted by COVID-19-related financial issues have been proposed in the House and Senate.
GSEs Launch Tools to Assist Residents in Eviction Protection
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac each released online resources that identify whether a resident is protected by a temporary eviction moratorium.
What Historic Unemployment Could Mean for Multifamily
Experts discuss what the figures mean for the apartment rental industry.
Common Launches Workforce Housing Brand
The company that began with co-living has added to its rental options with its newly launched brand, Noah Living.
MHN’s April 2020 Must-Reads
Catch up on our most important stories, interviews and analyses for last month.