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The January Issue of MHN Is Now Available!

The January Digital Issue of MHN Is Now Available!

Don’t miss fresh insights into this month’s featured topics.

Joe Cosenza, Inland Real Estate Group

Inland’s Joe Cosenza Passes Away

Cosenza and his three partners founded the company 50 years ago, building it to the diversified powerhouse it is today.

Alta Farms at Cane Ridge, a community located in Antioch, Tenn., that is now being managed by Greystar. Image courtesy of Wood Partners

10 Top Stories of 2024

Our editors compiled some of the most exciting news and trend stories of the year.

Multifamily loan originations from 2021 through 2024

Multifamily and Commercial Borrowing Increased 59 Percent in Q3

After a slow start to the year, borrowing and lending backed by commercial real estate properties picked up during the third quarter.

NOAA’s Seasonal Temperature Outlook is one of many forecasting tools that can help property managers anticipate the winter weather ahead. Image courtesy of NOAA

Special Report: Are Your Communities Ready for Winter?

Have you done everything you needed to? Don’t overlook these key practices to keep your communities functioning optimally.

The Fannie Mae building sign.

Your Picks for the Best Posts of 2024

The most popular posts year-to-date based on most visits.

Chart showing construction-starts evolution over the six-year period ending in 2024

What Can We Learn From 5 Years of Construction Starts?

Insights from the most active development markets, as ranked by Yardi Matrix data.

Rendering of Anchor at Gulf Harbors, an affordable development by Dominium in New Port Richey, Fla.

Dominium Plans 1,600 Affordable Units

The developer is eyeing projects in a trio of Sun Belt states.

Nexo Residences

What Condominium Trends Will Be Shaping the Living Experience in 2025?

Industry players share their expectations for next year in the sixth installment of our outlook series.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell speaks at the Dec. 18 FOMC press conference.

Fed Ends 2024 With a Rate Cut

For the third meeting in a row, the central bank lowered the federal funds rate.