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Q&A: What Is the Next Multifamily Opportunity?
Basis Investment Group’s Shaunak Tanna discusses strategies for successful financing operations today and where business growth potential lies as we move into 2020.
Q&A: Tackling the Affordable Housing Shortage in North Texas
Troy Broussard, CEO of DHA, explains why empowering families to become self-sufficient is just as important as building affordable homes.
Q&A: How Cortland Is Elevating the Resident Experience
Cortland CEO Steven DeFrancis dishes on his major deals of 2019 and what’s next for DFW’s largest apartment owner.
Long Island City Meets Co-Living: The Story of ALTA+
Matthew Baron of Simon Baron Development unveils the story behind the company’s largest project to date, as well as one of the biggest co-living developments in New York City.
An Insider’s View on DC’s Affordable Housing Market
MidCity Vice President & General Counsel Madi Ford shares insights on the challenges of building communities for the low- and middle-income residents and also discusses the company’s strategy to address the metro’s affordable housing shortage.
Q&A: EB-5 Stakeholders Bank on Future Changes
A program that became a vital source of capital following the last downturn is getting a makeover. We asked Mark Edelstein of Morrison & Foerster to explain the impact of the overhaul on U.S. sponsors.
CPC Mortgage Hires New President
Former Freddie Mac Executive John Cannon brings more than 35 years of commercial banking experience.
Q&A: Partnering Our Way Out of the Affordable Housing Crisis
Standard Cos.’ Steven Kahn discusses solutions for the shortage of affordable units in New York City and the impact of rent control laws on low-income and workforce housing.
Student Housing Trends: Value of Mixed-Use Assets Grows
Campus Apartments CEO David Adelman shares insights into the company’s value-add strategy and discusses the perfect mix of lifestyle amenities for today’s students.
Q&A: NYC Investment Post Rent Reform
Robert Morgenstern, founder of Morgenstern Capital, explains why the next growth story in the Big Apple’s multifamily landscape is about the right submarkets and new verticals.