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Podcast: How Rent Control Would Impact 4 Major US Cities
In a recent study, the NAA examined the impact of a 7 percent annual cap on apartment rents in Chicago, Denver, Seattle and Portland by 2030. Tune in for the eyebrow-raising results.
Student Housing Sector Braces for Tough Times
Demographic headwinds and oversupply are creating headaches for the asset class, according to panelists at NAA’s CampusConnex conference.
The Future of Multifamily Investment
A recent report from Integra Realty Resources cites continued optimism for the apartment sector as rent growth and investor interest are expected to increase.
NAHB Forecasts Promising 2020 for Development
The positive apartment sector outlook was presented at IBS during Design + Construction Week.
Amherst, Front Yard Residential to Merge in $2.3B Deal
Amherst will acquire Front Yard in a transaction that is expected to close in the second quarter of 2020.
Student Housing: What to Keep an Eye On in 2020
What does it take to scale up and what is the best resident retention strategy? Peak Campus’ Jeff Githens and Casey Petersen share their insights into one of the most dynamic housing sectors.
View Smart Windows Curb Energy Costs
The dynamic, network-connected glass product features automatic tinting and remote control.
4 Questions With JP Morgan Chase’s Kurt Stuart
The head of commercial term lending for the Northeast discusses financing, interest rates and legislative change in the late-cycle environment.
Freddie Mac Survey Profiles Renters vs. Owners
The report shows a record number believe renting is more affordable than owning a home, as affordability becomes a growing issue among both residents and owners.
Late-Cycle Lenders Proceed With Caution
At MBA’s CREF 2020 Conference, lenders said high valuations and rent regulation are just two of the many risk factors that impact credit decisions today.