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Average Rent Due to Pass $6K, Minorities Feel Most at Risk
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau estimates the number of residents behind on their rents will reach nearly 7 million by the end of June, columnist Lew Sichelman reports.
What Investors Need to Know About Affordable Housing
JLL’s affordable housing team on the dynamics currently shaping this asset class, as well as its unsung upside.
The Outlook for Urban Multifamily Real Estate
With the new focus on suburbia, what will come of the urban multifamily investment market? Jason Weissman of Boston Realty Advisors explains.
Financing Multifamily Construction in the Private Markets
More capital is looking for good deals today than there are deals available, according to Parkview Financial’s Alan Hiller.
Big Demographic Goes Small
Columnist Lew Sichelman analyzes RentCafe data that suggests developers go small in the size of their markets instead of their projects.
With ‘Dry Powder’ Aplenty, Investors Ready to Buy
Debt and equity should be in decent supply this year, says columnist Lew Sichelman.
The Impending Distressed-Multifamily Wave: How Big and How Far?
The hunt for distressed assets will help drive investment activity for at least the next 12 to 18 months, predicts David Ferrero of The Laramar Group.
The ABCs of Class B to A Upgrades
A data-based approach can help determine whether a renovation is financially feasible, according to Rob Devlin and Ron Takaki of Gafcon.
How Property Managers Are Supporting Vaccination Efforts
Communicating about vaccines will set the stage for growth when the pandemic is over, says Grace Hill’s Dru Armstrong.
Senior Housing Design in the Wake of COVID-19: Opportunities for Innovation
A look at how different design firms and compliance departments will use creative solutions to address key challenges, according to Walter Marin of Marin Architects.