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REITs

Yardi Matrix: New Life for Kansas City

Kansas City might not be top of mind as a spot for urban living, but revitalization projects are luring residents and developers downtown and breathing life into a slow-moving Midwestern market.

Yardi Matrix: Fueling the Twin Cities Economy

As a regional hotspot with strong employment gains, high wages and a relatively low cost of living, the Minneapolis-St. Paul area’s multifamily market is bustling with activity.

Yardi Matrix: Music City’s Diverse Economy

The Nashville/Knoxville metro is becoming one of the nation’s most attractive secondary markets for developers and investors, even if rent growth is in the middle of the national pack.

Beige Book: ‘Modest’ Economic Growth, Better For Most CRE

The latest Beige Book came in a bit tepid.

Yardi Matrix: San Diego Catches Silicon Valley Fever

With broad-based job gains and above-average population growth, the metro continues to produce a healthy climate for multifamily.

Yardi Matrix: Dynamic Triangle

North Carolina’s Triangle metro—which encompasses Charlotte and Raleigh-Durham—has been one of the more dynamic areas of the country in recent years.

Economy Watch: Brexit to Drive Investors to US CRE?

Brokers who belong to CCIM Institute are seeing an increase in global activity in commercial real estate investments from primary gateway cities to tertiary markets.

Employment Rebounds in June

The reversal of the downward trend seen in April and May indicates that the job market remains strong, which is good news for the multifamily industry.

Economy Watch: Best Large U.S. Cities to Live, According to WalletHub

Some real estate markets always do better than others, no matter what part of the cycle, and one factor is the attractiveness of individual metro areas as places to live.

Economy Watch: FOMC Meeting Details Reasons for Interest Rate Hike Delays

Low interest rates aren’t poised to rise, meaning real estate finance will continue to be low-cost for borrowers that have the best credit.