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Is Overbuilding Threat Overblown?
Speaking at a forum in Chicago, Marcus & Millichap’s John Sebree weighs in on today’s complex market dynamics and how they affect multifamily investment prospects around the country.
MHN’s Top 5 March 2017 Articles
Miss out on any MHN stories in March? Here are five of our most popular articles for the month, including news on multifamily completions and top amenities for the year.
Economy Watch: Demand for Student Housing Stays Strong
Favorable demographic trends and an increase in the number of students pursing post-graduate degrees are spurring investor interest and demand for student housing product, according to a recent report from TH Real Estate.
Cybersecurity 411: The Value of Your Information
The cost of a data breach is significant today, and will only continue to escalate as liability, regulation and other factors increase.
Getting More from Package Lockers
As more consumers have their packages shipped directly from online retailers, the influx of packages has put a strain on property managers responsible for accepting and holding deliveries year-round.
Economy Watch: More Than One-Third of Millennials Live with Parents
A combination of high rents, lower wages and student debt are having a negative impact on household formation among Millennials, according to a recent Abodo report.
Q&A: The Rise of Urbanization
Ana-Marie Codina Barlick, CEO of Codina Partners, discusses why live-work-play neighborhoods are important to multifamily and how they are changing the way renters are choosing where to live.
Mission Rock Adds 1,044 Units to Management Portfolio
The Denver-based company has expanded in the Colorado, Arizona and Nevada markets.
Economy Watch: CRE Investors to Keep Up Buying in ’17
Investor appetite for non-core assets increased significantly in 2017, with industrial replacing multifamily as the most attractive asset type, according to CBRE’s recent investor intentions survey.
REIT Acquisitions Fall Back to Earth
The trend of weak net acquisitions may continue in 2017.