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Renters Looking to Live Green: AMLI Survey
The company’s first Sustainable Living Index showed that 84 percent of residents find living in a green home important to them, while 64 percent are even willing to pay a higher rent for sustainable features.
How to Approach Mixed-Income Communities
Director Mark Joseph and Project Manager Taryn Gress of the National Initiative on Mixed-Income Communities shared their research on the mixed-income housing strategy.
Catering to All Ages With the Right Amenities
Today’s renters are looking to enhance their renting experience by finding communities that are the right fit. Brent Kohere of Morgan Properties describes the amenities that appeal to residents of different generations.
The Evolution of Lead Generation
Ways to capture the attention of prospective renters and the evolution of generating leads continue to change. Beth Tuttle of LMC offers some ideas on the current state of lead generation in the multifamily industry.
Capital One Secures $551M for Sentio REIT Buyout
The company provided two loans, a $251 million bridge loan and a $300 million Freddie Mac senior housing revolving credit facility.
Green Financing and the Triple Bottom Line
Fannie Mae is shaking up the multifamily lending space with industry-leading investment in environmental sustainability, says the GSE’s EVP Jeff Hayward.
Amenities You Need to Attract the Modern Renter
Common-area features play a growing role in how prospective residents choose what apartments to live in. Lecia Anderson of JVM Realty Corp. highlights the popular features that cater most to today’s residents.
Brookdale Senior Living Obtains Near $1B Credit Facility
The portfolio is diverse, including properties nationwide and various care levels, as well as a small amount of skilled nursing.
Hurricane Harvey’s Multifamily Impact
Industry experts weigh in on what the effects of the storm mean for Houston, its residents and the market as a whole.
Residents and Public Transportation
When apartments are located in urban—or even suburban or rural—residents sometimes cannot have a car and therefore must rely on public transportation. And when a community is in proximity to a bus or subway, it is often seen as an added bonus. MHN and Kingsley surveyed renters to see what they thought about their transportation options.