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In Case You Missed It: MHN’s Top 5 Posts in March

Miss any of our articles? Catch up with five of our most popular posts for the month.

The April Digital Issue of MHN Is Now Available!

Now you can get trend and strategy insights two different ways: Leaf through the Multi-Housing News digital digest for a quick read, or click on individual articles for an in-depth look at each of the topics that most interest you.

HUD Charges Facebook With Housing Discrimination

The government agency says that the social media behemoth violated the Fair Housing Act by discriminating against users through its advertising platform.

Transactions: April 2019

A selection of noteworthy recent multifamily investment sales and financings from across the U.S.

The Science of Multifamily Marketing

Finding the right strategy calls for a nuanced understanding of consumers’ online wants, needs and behavior, and figuring out the best balance for your brand.

Bainbridge at Nona Place: This Orlando waterfront community was constructed on a waterfront and includes local trails incorporated into the community. Residents can walk from any location and find a pedestrian walkway that connects to onsite amenities.

Multifamily’s Wellness Transformation

Nowadays, prospective residents are better educated on the benefits of health and wellness and are looking to live in communities that offer more than the traditional definitions.

POAH’s Aaron Gornstein on Affordable Housing

The president & CEO of the national nonprofit sheds light on affordable housing finance, policy and his organization’s own plans for the years ahead.

Freddie Mac Names New CEO

David Brickman, the GSE’s president, will succeed retiring CEO Donald Layton on July 1 and join the board of directors. Last September, the agency announced it would conduct a search that included Brickman.

Fannie Mae Report Predicts Economic Slowdown

The GSE estimates 2.2 percent GDP growth in 2019—a 90 basis-point year-over-year decline largely attributed to the fading impact of the 2017 tax cuts—as well as decelerating business investment and consumer spending.

Tishman Speyer, Common Team Up on Housing Brand for Families

Scheduled for a May launch at a community in Long Island City, N.Y., the new concept will use technology to offer services and resources for parents, as well as family-friendly designs and amenities.