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Income Averaging to Pave the Way for More Affordable Housing
Mixed-income averaging is cited by affordable housing executives as a way to increase affordable housing development in 2019, according to a Capital One survey.
Executive Spotlight: Hessam Nadji, Marcus & Millichap
The president & CEO of one of the industry’s largest investment brokerage companies says a conservative upcycle and new sources of demand mean commercial real estate has lowered its typical cyclical risks and has room for growth.
Columbia Pacific Secures $118M for Senior Housing Portfolio
Capital One arranged the adjustable-rate loan for the company’s fee interest acquisition of a four-property, 518-unit senior housing portfolio spread across three states.
Public Housing Authorities Find Power in Solar
Municipal owners are taking advantage of this viable source of sustainability, jobs, savings and revenue.
Vacasa Eyes Urban Short-Term Rental Market
The Portland, Ore.-based vacation rental management company is expanding into the multifamily market, seeking to fill the demand for urban short-term rentals and provide stable revenue for apartment property managers.
A High-Tech Initiative to Streamline Construction
KB Home ProjeKt is an innovative partnership of KB Home, MiTek and Entekra for advanced off-site framing and optimized building processes.
Affordable Communities in Rural US: A Shrinking Inventory
Insufficient federal funding, low incomes and an aging population are some of the main factors that have contributed to many rural areas’ shortage of affordable housing.
HFF Facilitates $800M Refi for Starlight
The Toronto-based company will use the financing to reduce its exposure to interest rate hikes, extending the weighted average term to maturity to 6.1 years.
Slow Economy to Fuel Student Housing Demand
Berkadia Managing Director Kevin Larimer shares his insights on financing student housing assets and makes future predictions for the sector in an interview with Multi-Housing News.
Top 10 States by Multifamily LEED Certifications
California, Texas and Washington hold the top spots for LEED-certified multifamily properties in the U.S. over the past two years.