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Lew Sichelman

A Different Take on Amenities

Since the pandemic began, owners have reconfigured their amenities to accommodate social distancing and residents who work from home, explains columnist Lew Sichelman.

Where Have All the Evictions Gone?

Eviction moratoriums are unnecessary and unconstitutional, explains Andy Newell of Monarch Investment and Management Group. Here’s what you need to know.

The Future of the Urban Core

Mark Ventre of Stepp Commercial on what 2021 will mean for major downtown submarkets.

Self Storage Reflections, Predictions for 2021

Self storage was a beneficiary of the disruption caused by the global pandemic. Drew Dolan of DXD Capital explains why and what’s to come for the sector.

Eviction Moratorium Extension: What it Means for Your Business

Here’s what owners and developers need to know, according to Stephanie Friese and Jennifer Garner of Chamberlain Hrdlicka.

Why Class B Multifamily Is Recession-Resilient

Greg Curci of Morgan Properties examines the reasons Class B remains stable even in one of the most unpredictable periods of our lifetimes.

Jay Harris

7 Tips for Easing Rent Collections in 2021

This could be another tough year for renters and their landlords. Here are some ways owners can maximize receivables.

David Wolf

Successful Pivots Developers Made That Will Impact Business in 2021

Here are three ways developers can better leverage lessons learned to become market leaders in the year ahead, according to David Wolf of Wolf Development Strategies.

Lew Sichelman

LIHTC Has Outsized Role in Poverty-Stricken Rural Areas

The Low Income Housing Tax Credit is used in 40 percent of affordable developments and preservations in Persistent Poverty Counties, says columnist Lew Sichelman.

Lew Sichelman

Some 2020 Trends Just May Last

Multifamily developers are flexing their muscles to adapt to today’s turbulent market, says columnist Lew Sichelman.