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Unearthing Alpha: Where are the Next Opportunities?
The job market continues to be the most telling gauge of performance, fueling demand for all property types.
The Senior Housing Boom’s Ripple Effect
Assisted living occupancy fell to its lowest in eight years, despite record absorption, according to NIC’s 2017 second quarter report. San Jose had the highest occupancy, while Detroit recorded the biggest rent growth.
Regulatory Reboot: Tax Reform, Finance Top Industry’s Policy Agenda
During the second half of 2017, the multifamily sector will face a far-reaching set of legislative and regulatory issues—some brand new, others perennial subjects of advocacy.
Poll: Renewable Energy
MHN has a new poll! We want to know if any of the communities you invest in, manage or represent use on-site renewable energy.
The Amenities Race
Today’s residential market strives to meet a broader, more diverse set of resident needs than ever before. Daun St. Amand from CallisonRTKL sheds light on how amenities are constantly changing and what multifamily developments need to offer in order to stay relevant.
From Temporary Rentals to Permanent Solutions
Whether office locations to house workflow or apartments to rent during travels, temporary rentals are growing in popularity due to their flexibility, convenience and affordability.
Cybersecurity 411: Training Your Workforce
In the final part of his series, Jeremy Rasmussen, chief technology officer & cybersecurity director of Abacode, explains why human error can be one of the most damaging threats to a company.
On the Market: 5 Interesting Listings for the Week of 7/31
This week’s listings include a vintage schoolhouse converted to a multifamily property and a prospective 15-unit, beach-adjacent loft development in California.
Raiders of the Lost Rate Hike
While Fed Chair Janet Yellen has suggested the potential for multiple rate hikes through 2018, several factors should influence her plan to be implemented with caution, argues Stepp Commercial Vice President Mark Ventre.
Freddie Mac Revises 2017 Outlook
In this video, the GSE concludes that, despite performance moderating from cycle highs, the U.S. multifamily market should remain healthy into 2018.