Regions
Supply Moderates Rent Growth in Nashville
The lack of affordable units and record deliveries are dampening growth, although healthy fundamentals and the potential for economic improvement are drawing developers and investors alike.
Economy Watch: More Adults Now Share Living Space
While the Great Recession brought an initial uptick in shared living arrangements, the trend has continued to grow nearly a decade later, according to a recent Pew Research report.
Dougherty Arranges $14M Refi for MN Senior Community
Rosemount Senior Living at Steeple Center is located within a 35-minute drive south of downtown Minneapolis and comprises 92 independent, assisted living and memory care units.
JVM Snaps Up 138-Unit Downtown KC Community
The investment and property management firm acquired Apex on Quality Hill, a luxury asset in Missouri’s largest city. The company also owns and manages Apex’s sister property, located one block away.
Multifamily Design, Color Trends for 2018
Multi-Housing News spoke with Jacqui McCowan of Sherwin-Williams to discuss how to design universally in order to appeal to renters of all generations.
Greystar, Henderson Park Plan World’s Tallest Modular Towers in London
The community will include 44-story and 38-story towers with a total of 550 units. Construction of the project in the city’s Croydon neighborhood is slated to start in 2019.
Strength of the Inland Empire
Rents continue to grow at a solid rate, thanks to steady job gains as the region’s economic cornerstone, the industrial sector, is surging.
Kennedy Wilson Snags 2 in Salt Lake City for $93M
The firm is planning on initiating its value-add asset management plan on both properties, Santa Fe in Cottonwood Heights and Creekview in Midvale, investing $5.3 million.
Timing a Move Based on Rent Trends
Renters are often at crossroads when choosing the right time to move. To help clarify the decision-making process, RentHop released an analysis of the best and worst months for relocating across 10 U.S. cities.
Economy Watch: Apartment Rents Still Edging Up in Most Cities
Smaller cities continue to see the greatest increases, but major markets like those in California still make up the most expensive cities for renters, according to a recent RentCafé report.