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Lew Sichelman

Minimum Wagers Can’t Cover Median Rents

Though renting is certainly less expensive than buying, it is still unaffordable to these workers, argues columnist Lew Sichelman.

Why Manufactured Housing Is Growing on the 55+ Age Group

The critical shortage of affordable housing is broadening the target audience for these homes, according to Scott Belsky and Zach Bower of JLL.

Charlie Williams

Build-to-Rent Homes Are the New American Dream

Charlie Williams of Bellwether Enterprise on why these assets offer fresh opportunities for investors and the best of both worlds for residents.

Crystal Martin

Why Welcoming Pets Makes Good Business Sense

Making communities more pet-inclusive will attract and retain residents while enhancing your bottom line, says Crystal Martin of Leon Capital Group.

Inflation’s Influence on Multifamily Buyers

Elliot Throne of JLL Capital Markets on factoring rising prices into investment strategy.

Lew Sichelman

How Capital Can Cure Eviction Ills

Smaller landlords need a boost to help residents stay in their homes, argues columnist Lew Sichelman.

How the Homebuying Spike Boosts Multifamily

Why the single-family and apartment markets prosper from each other’s success, according to economist Peter Linneman.

John Beacham

Filling the Gap in Small Balance Multifamily Financing

Stepped-up demand for suburban units is spotlighting this missing link, according to John Beacham of Toorak Capital Partners.

Why Senior Housing Is Ready for a Resurgence

Dekel Capital’s Shlomi Ronen on the factors that will power this sector past today’s challenges.

Lew Sichelman

SFR Still Has ‘Lot of Runway’ Before Slowing

The sector is a small segment of multifamily but is growing rapidly, argues columnist Lew Sichelman.