Policy

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Multifamily and the Midterms: What Passed, What Didn’t

Some highly consequential measures were on the ballot.

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Housing Is on the Ballot in California. Here’s What to Watch.

Voters will consider issues ranging from a statewide bond measure to rent control and eviction reforms.

Fed Keeps Rates Put, Hints at Post-Midterm Hike

Another increase could put multifamily investors in an even tougher spot.

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The Policy Trifecta Squeezing the Housing Market

Production is down and costs are up. Is this what oversupplied cities need?

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HUD Expands Debt Insurance to the BTR Sector

A variety of loans are eligible, though with certain restrictions.

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MHN Asks: Why Aren’t More 4 Percent LIHTC Deals Closing?

KeyBank’s Celia Smoot and Christina Knuckles on the dynamics impacting transaction flow.

Why the Midwest Is Now the Most Affordable Region in the Nation

But the region is at risk of losing its lead, according to the Economic Innovation Group.

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Multifamily Has a Lot to Gain—And Lose—in the Midterms

From North Carolina to Hawaii, ballot measures are stirring the housing pot.

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NAA Insights: What Multifamily Should Watch as ROAD to Housing Takes Effect

From HUD implementation to congressional funding, NAA’s Nicole Upano and Owen Caine break down the next phase of the new housing law with MHN’s Laura Valean.