Podcasts
From Lockdown to Reopening: The Transformation of Resident Experience
Cortland Chief Experience Officer Mike Gomes discusses the transformation of residential experiences as states begin to reopen.
Podcast: Where Will the Economy Be by Year-End?
In this episode of our quarterly series, NAA’s Paula Munger reveals the association’s most recent findings about the impact of the coronavirus crisis on its members’ portfolios.
Podcast: How Rent Control Would Impact 4 Major US Cities
In a recent study, the NAA examined the impact of a 7 percent annual cap on apartment rents in Chicago, Denver, Seattle and Portland by 2030. Tune in for the eyebrow-raising results.
Podcast: Getting Creative With Affordable Housing Lending
Merchants Capital President Mike Dury discusses mortgage lending activities for the affordable housing market. Tune in to hear his take on what’s ahead.
Podcast: The Unstoppable Demand for Multifamily
Jeff Daniels of Institutional Property Advisors discusses the demographic and economic trends that keep apartments at the top of investors’ wish lists. But all is not rosy; he also addresses the sector’s significant challenges.
Podcast: What’s Hindering Affordable Housing Construction
NAA Director of Industry, Research and Analysis Paula Munger discusses the factors that influence today’s affordable housing market. Is it mainly increasing construction costs? Or do land scarcity and NIMBY-ism play key roles, too?
Podcast: Doug Bibby of NMHC Talks Affordable Housing Solutions
The president of the National Multifamily Housing Council weighs in on causes and possible answers to the affordable housing crisis.
Podcast: The Impact of Trade Policy
CBRE Global Chief Economist Richard Barkham and Yardi Matrix Vice President Jeff Adler explore whether investors have shifted their focus and discuss how U.S. trade policy is affecting the global economy.
Podcast: Unpacking New York’s Rent Law Changes
Jonathan Woloshin of UBS discusses the significant impact these reforms could have on the multifamily investment business in New York and the rest of the country.
Podcast: ULI’s Christopher Ptomey on Affordable Housing
The new head of the Terwilliger Center for Housing discusses the organization’s efforts to lower the barriers to building multifamily units for low- and moderate-income families.