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The Renter Battle With Late Payment Fees
New research suggests that once someone incurs one late fee, another is even more likely, columnist Lew Sichelman writes.
HUD Updates Open Doors for Developers
Rule changes provide higher proceeds and greater flexibility, writes Greystone’s Barry Wolfson.
Why Permanent Supportive Housing Is More Important Than Ever
Affordability alone won’t create a successful affordable development for some residents, writes Eva Thibaudeau-Graczyk of the NHP Foundation.
Will Multifamily Thrive in ’25?
Gantry’s Stephan Coste on the outlook for conditions, challenges and options in the capital markets.
3 Hot Buttons for Owners: Rents, Rates, Election Impacts
Regions Bank’s Troy Marek on the critical factors that will determine multifamily outcomes this year.
Oh, That Sinking Feeling: The Subsidence of Multifamily
Multifamily communities in major cities along the Atlantic Coast are subject to sinking. Columnist Lew Sichelman explores what the impacts might be.
Fostering Trust and Driving Value With 3rd-Party Clients
Proactive, transparent property management not only preserves value but also builds trust and strengthens partnerships, writes K. David Meit.
5 Benefits of Long-Term Tax Relief
NHP Foundation’s Jay Cengiz on why municipalities are employing financial incentives to encourage affordable housing development.
Up Next? Stay in the Mix Till ’26
Ben Jackson of the Leste Group on how multifamily investors who hang in there will find smoother sailing after 2025.
Fannie Finds Fraud in Multifamily Lending
The GSE is quietly implementing changes to help mitigate this risk, columnist Lew Sichelman reports.