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How to Build Multifamily in Today’s Market

In an exclusive podcast, Pat Jackson, CEO of Sabal Capital Partners, talks about what led to the nation’s housing crisis, how preferences have changed, and the programs available for multifamily developers.

Outlook for Real Estate Lending in 2019

In this video interview, Greystone’s Mark Jarrell predicts the trends and opportunities that will define the lending environment in 2019.

Top Predictions for 2019: Artificial Intelligence Is Here

In the first of a three-part series, find out how AI will transform many property managers’ daily routines this year.

Do’s and Don’ts of Roommate Shares for Property Managers

These living arrangements generate higher rents for the same space, but they should not be implemented without careful consideration.

Handling the Package Delivery Challenge

Trends and tips from NMHC/Kingsley Associates’ latest national survey of more than 2,000 multifamily community managers.

MHN’s Top 10 Posts from 2018

Miss out on any MHN articles? Catch up with our most popular posts of the year.

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On the Market: 5 Interesting Listings for the Week of 12/17

This week’s listings include a Fort Lauderdale-area property situated in an IRS-designated Opportunity Zone, a turn-key luxury investment in Richmond, Va., and more.

Inspiring the Team

How Western National Property Management uses creativity and a pinch of fun to keep its people motivated, challenged and happy.

Adam Finkel, Co-Founder, Tower Capital

Multifamily Financing’s Endurance Test

The strong multifamily market is fueling competition in the lending environment, with an abundance of new players and extended services from life companies. Tower Capital’s Adam Finkel shares his views on the capital stack outlook for 2019, along with some predictions for the sector.

Fine-Tuning Multifamily Management for 2019

Bell Partners’ CEO shares his insights on new market opportunities in the coming year, how technology is transforming the business and why a hands-on approach still goes a long way.